The  AiADDiN  Company 

Bay  City,  Mich. 

OFFICE  OF 

OE.  Sovereign 

Secretary  -  Treasurei 
General  Manager 

Dear  Friend  :- 

Your  interest  in  home  building  will 
be  greatly  increased  after  you  have  examined 
this  book. 

We  have  spent  thirteen  years  study 
and  ^ork  to  make  the  homes  shown  here  as  nearly 
ideal  as  possible. 

And  they  have  been  built  In  thousands 
of  cities  and  tcsms  thruout  the  country. 
Wherever  you  live,  there  are  suro  to  be  enthu- 
siast io  Aladdin  homo  owners  near  you. 

But  first,  you  must  vrrite  us  vhich 
house  you  are  interested  in.   In  the  meant ime, 
if  you  will  refer  to  the  indes  of  subjects  on 
inside  of  back  cover,  you  will  find  reference 
to  many  interesting  facts  covered  in  this  book. 

We  anticipate  the  pleasure  of  "work- 
ing with  you  to  the  end  that  your  homo  will  be 
completed  in  a  way  that  is  pleasurable  and 
satisfactory. 

Inviting  an  early  letter,  we  are 

Cordially  yours. 


Sec'y,  Treas.  &  Gen'l  Mgr. 


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Aladdin  has  been  honored  the  past  two  or  three 
years  in  different  ways,  but  is  most  proud  of  the 
medals  awarded  by  two  great  expositions.  The  Pan- 
ama-Pacific International  Exposition,  that  most  won- 
derful of  all  great  World's  Fairs,  and  the  Michigan 
Agricultural  Exposition  granted  "Les  Grandes  Prix," 
issuing  diplomas  as  shown  in  photographs.  The  Pan- 
ama-Pacific medal  was  issued  upon  the  Model  Cot- 
tage which  Aladdin  produced  ajid  erected  for  t'ncle 
Sam,  while  the  Michigan  Exposition  Medal  was  the 
result  of  our  building  a  Kentucky  bungalow  at  the  fair 
for  the  Northeastern  Michigan  Development  Bureau. 
Official  record  is  made  in  the  Diploma  that  The  Alad- 
din Company  originated  perfected  and  established 
the  Readi-Cut  System  of  Construction.  These  facts 
are  quoted  here  merely  as  additional  evidence  of 
Aladdin's  leadership  in  all  things  pertaining  to  Sci- 
entific Home  Building.  But  the  greatest  test  of  leader- 
ship is  the  universal  record  of  satisfaction  to  our 
customers. 


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Catalog  No.  30 
1918 


Previously  the 
North  American  Construction  Co. 

W.  J.  Sovereign  -  -  Pres. 
O.  L.  Sovereign, 

5ec.,  Treas.,  Gen.  Mgr. 

General  Offices 
Bay  City  Michigan 

IMPORTANT:      Read  the  fol- 
lowing introductory  pages 
carefully. 

Complete  houses  shipped  direct 
from  our  mills  in  Michigan,  Louisi- 
ana, Oregon,  Florida,  U.  S.  A., 
and  Toronto,  Ottawa  and  Van- 
couver, Canada. 

Address    all    communications    direct    to 
home  offices  at  Bay  City,  Michigan. 

Cable  Address: 
"Aladdin,"  Western  Union  Code. 

Canadian  Branch: 

Canadian    Aladdin    Co.,  Ltd. 

C.  P.  R.  BIdg..  Toronto,  Canada 


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Center  sill  foundation  timber  cut  to  fit. 

Joists,   studding,   rafters,   and  ceiling  joists  all  accurately  cut  to  fit. 

Sheathing  lumber  cut  to  fit.     Sub-floors  cut  to  fit. 

Joist  bridging  cut  to  fit. 

Building  paper  for  all  dwellings  for  side  walls  and  floor  linings. 

All  bevel  siding,  every  single  piece  guaranteed  to  be  cut  and  to  fit  accurately. 

Shingles  or  siding  for  the  side  walls,  whichever  preferred,  will  be  furnished  for  any  house  at 

OutsTde'finishrng   mmber,    all   cut   to   fit.  I""""""" '""" ' '"""I 

Roof  sheathing,   cut  to  fit. 


Flooring,   cut  to   fit 

Porch    timbers,     joists,     flooring,     columns,     railing    and  h 

posts,   roof  sheathing,   all  and   every  piece   cut  to   fit  e 

except   porch  rail,    uncut.  = 

Extra  Star-A-Star  Cedar  Shingles  or  prepared  roofing.  | 

Outside  steps  of  all  dwellings  cut  and  shaped  to  fit.  | 

All  doors  mortised  and  with  frame  and  trim  inside  and  = 

out.    Windows  and  frame,  sash,  and  glass,  and  trim  | 

inside  and  out.  E 

Moulded  base  board  for  rooms,  not  cut  to  fit.  | 

Weather   moulding   for   trimming   all    outside    doors    and  = 

windows,   cut  to  fit.     Crown  mould,  cove  mould  and  E 

quarter  round  mould,  etc.  = 

Stairways,  treads,  risers,  stringers,  newel  posts,  balusters,  | 

nuiulflings,  etc.,  for  all  two-story  houses  cut  to  fit.   _  e 

All    iKirdware,    Morti.se    locks,    knobs,    and    hinges,    tin  | 

flasliing,  hip  shingles,  galvanized  ridge  roll,  window  | 

hardware,    etc.  = 

Nails  of  proper  size  for  entire  house.  | 

Paint  for  two  coats  outside  body  and  trim   (any  colors),  E 

putty,   oils,  .stains,   and  varnishes.  = 

Lath  and  plaster  and  grounds  or  plaster  board  for  lining  | 

entire  house.  E 

Complete  instructions  and  illustrations  for  doing  all  the  = 

work.  E 

(Aladdin   houses  are   always   shipped  under   the   freight  = 

classification    of    lumber   with    hardware,    etc.,    listed  | 

under  their  respective  classifications.     Sec  page  <S.)  e 

The  floor  plan  of  any  house   in  this  catalog  will  be  re 
versed  without  extra  charge. 


TERMS 


Tw: 


'WENTV-FIVE     per    cent.  = 

4i   with  order,   balance  = 

O.     I).      This    is     not  = 

meant  as  a  reflection  on  your  = 

tinaueial    standing,    but    is    an  = 

invariable     rule.       A     discount  e 

of    5%    is    allowed    from    list  e 

in-iees    where    full    amount    is  = 

sent  with  order.    For  your  con-  e 

venience,    we   have   shown   the  e 

list    price    and    the    net    price  = 

with  each   house  on  price  list  E 

on  inside  front  cover  catalog.  = 

Au     illustration:       I-ist  = 

price     of     house.     $1,000,  | 

2.')%     cash     with     order —  e 

$-J50,    balance    .$750    C.    O.  = 

D.,     or    5'/c    discount    for  = 

sending      full      amount  —  = 

.')%.     .$50     from     $1,000—  e 

JiLnO.      if     all     sent     with  = 

order.     You    save    .$50    by  = 

E        seiidingc   full   amount    with  = 

E         order    on    a    .$1,000    house.  E 

E         other  houses  same  in  pro-  | 

=         portion.      Cash  discount   is  = 

I        often  large  onough  to  pay  = 

S         freight  charges.  | 

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THE  ALADDIN  COMPANy 


General  Offices.  Bay  City.  Michigan 

REFERENCES:  Anv  Hank  in  the  United  States,  Bradstrcd's  or  Bun's  Commercial 
Agencies,  First  National  Bank  of  liav  Cilv,  Michigan;  The  Cluinical  National  Bank,  New- 
York  Citv;  The  First  National  Bank  of  Chicago,  and  The  First  and  Old  Detroit  National 
Bank  of  Detroit,  any  city  official  or  other  citizen  of  Bay  City,  and  our  customers. 

Address  all  communications  Direct  to  Home  Office  at  Bay  City,  Michigan. 
Copyright,  1918,  by  The  Aladdin  Company,  Bay  City,  Michigan. 
Note.— This  Copyright  protects  each  and  every  part  of  this  book— type 
matter,  illustrations,  and  floor  plans.  Use  by  any  one  without  specific  per- 
mission is  expressly  forbidden.  ,\nyone  attempting  to  build  or  copy  Aladdin 
houses  with  material  not  furnished  by  this  company  will  be  swiftly  prosecuted 
to   the   full  extent  of  the  law. 


^y\LADDIN 


The  A]ADDW  Plan 


This  is  the  Thirteenth  Year  of  Aladdin  Success 

ALADDIN  Readi-Cut  Houses — The  Aladdin  System  of  Construction 
— may  be  new  to  you,  but  the  system  was  planned  and  put  in 
operation  thirteen  years  ago.  Its  merits,  its  wonderful  simplicity, 
was  immediately  recognized  by  the  American  public.  The  result 
is  that  practically  every  year  the  history  of  the  business  shows  a  doubling 
and  trebling  in  the  volume  and  number  of  houses  sold.  You  know  that  this 
wonderful  growth  would  be  impossible  for  any  manufacturing  institution, 
or  any  business  house,  unless  customers  became  friends — unless  real  service 
was  rendered — honest  value,  square  business  methods,  and  integrity  pre- 
vailed. 

The  United  Stairs  Govcriitiinit  has  used  The  Aladdin  Company's  standard  readi-cut 
specifications  in  advertising  for  bids  for  the  construction  of  houses  on  government  projects. 
This  is  not  only  official  endorsement  of  the  Readi-Cut  system  of  construction,  but  recogni- 
tion of  the  vicrit  of  The  Aladdin  Company's  specifications. 

Integrity  of  the  Aladdin  Policy 

Integrity  means  nio>-aI  somu/ness;  it  means  honesty ;  it  means  freedom 
from  corrupting  influence  or  practice ;  it  means  strictness  in  the  fulfilment 
vf  contracts,  -uprightness,  square  dealing.  The  Aladdin  policy  of  doing 
business  endeavors  to  live  up  to  the  strictest  meaning  of  Integrity.  The 
customer  must  be  well  served — must  be  satisiied — must  be  pleased — must 
he  a  friend.  The  Golden  Rule  must  govern  every  transaction.  You  who 
read  this  are  entitled  to  know  the  truth  of  the  above  statement.  Well,  then, 
demand  of  us  that  proof  in  whatever  way  you  wish.  Shall  we  give  you 
bankers,  congressmen,  postmasters,  city.  State  or  National  Government 
officials,  or,  better  than  all,  shall  we  refer  you  to  customers  who  have  tested 
our  integrity,  customers  in  your  own  neighborhood  ?  The  proof  is  yours  for 
the  asking. 

The  Aladdin  System  of  Construction  is  Built  on  This 

Principle: 

Modern  power-driven  machines  can  do  better  work  at  a  lower  cost  than 
hand  labor.  Then  every  hit  of  work  that  can  be  done  b\  machine  should 
he  so  done.  The  steel  worker  with  a  little  hack-saw  trving  to  cut  and  fit 
the  steel  girders  of  the  modern  skyscraper  should  be  no  more  out  of  place 
than  the  modern  carpenter  cutting  sills,  joists,  and  rafters.  The  skyscraper 
framework  is  cut  to  fit  by  machines  in  the  steel  mills,  marked  and  num- 
bered ready  for  erection.  The  lumber  in  the  Aladdin  house  is  cut  to  fit  by 
machines  in  the  Aladdin  mills,  marked  and  numbered  ready  for  erection. 
The  steel  svstem  is  twentv-five  vears  old — the  Aladdin  svstem  thirteen  years 
old. 


Tweniy  feci  of  lumber  from  a  sixieen 
fooi  board-  .^^^^^  How  lis  done 


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'   cut  tlic  shcdthing  jor   this  gable: 
h 8-0" 


The  carpenter  usu- 
ally takes  an  eight- 
foot  board,  a  six- 
foot  board,  a  four- 
foot  board  and  a 
tu<o-foot  board  and 
cuts  them  this  luay: 

The  carpenter  requires   trcenty  feet  of  lumber  for  the  fob. 
hikes  a  sixteen-foot  board,  cuts  it  this  way: 

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Aladdin 


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and  gets  t7C'enty  feet  of  lumber  at  the  cost  of  sixteen  feet — afid  YOU  get 
the  saving. 

HE  -wonderful  money-saving  results  of  the  Aladdin  Readi-Cut  Sys- 
tem will  be  understood  after  reading  this  page.  Nowhere  in  the 
history  of  manufacturing  or  building  since  history  began  can  be 
found  an  example  e(|ual  to  that  which  is  a  part  of  every  day's  work 
in  the  Aladdin  designing  rooms  and  in  the  Aladdin  mills. 

Think  of  taking  a  six-inch  board  sixteen  feet 
long  and  getting  tioenty  feet  of  six-inch  board 
out  of  it! 

Think  of  applying  this  system  of  saving 
tliroughout  all  the  lumber  used  in  building 
your  home ! 

'I'hink  of  your  own  good  money  it  saves! 

To  eliminate  waste  by  scientific  plan- 
ning, designing,  and  cutting  of  lumber  is  to 
save  \our  money  from  the  waste  pile. 

W.  J.  Sovereign,  president  of  The  Alad- 
din Company,  conceived  this  tremendous 
thought,  originated,  perfected,  and  estab- 
lished the  system. 


Marliinery  of  the 
Most  Modern  types 
are  used  to  manu- 
facture Aladdin 
Homes.  This 

machine  houses 
and  fits  a,  staircase 
in  less  than  five 
minutes. 


and  what  it 


W/\0  If"  means  to  you 


"07ily    Thirty-five   per   cent   of   the  original  tree  emerges 
in  the  form  of  a   building." — Saturday  Evening  Post. 

FECIAL  investigation  of  waste  in  the  construction  of  dwellings  resulted  in  the 

S     following  statement  by  a  writer  in  the  Retail  Lumberman: 
"A     safe    estimate     of    good    lumber    wasted     in    course     of    construction 
is  25%." 

These  two  bare  statements  are  quoted  from  such  unquestionable  sources  to 
give  special  weight  to  our  very  conservative  statement ; 

You  will  pay  for  1S%  waste  when  you  build  tlic  old  way. 

Eighteen  per  cent  of  your  money  will  pay  for  material  you  don't  get — eighteen 
dollars  out  of  every  hundred  spent  in  your  home — wasted. 

When  this  statement  was  first  made  by  us  it  was  ridiculed  by  the  lumbermen.  The 
passing  years  have  wrought  changes  in  their  ideas  until  now,  when  pinned  down, 
they  will  admit  that  it  is  conservative. 

We  have  reduced  the  item  of  waste  to  approximately  2%. 

The  architect,  in  designing  a  house  seldom  considers  the  subject  of  cutting  material 
to  waste.  He  lays  out  the  dimensions  of  the  house,  places  windows,  doors,  etc.,  without 
any  thought  of  how  the  material  will  cut.  The  contractor  orders  so  many  thousand 
feet  of  siding,  of  flooring,  of  2  x  4,  of  2  x  6,  etc.,  without  any  thought  as  to  the 
utilization  of  mill-run  lengths.  You,  of  course,  know  that  sawmills  cut  logs  in  certain 
lengths,  10  feet,  12  feet,  14  feet  and  16  feet,  and  it  comes  through  the  planing  mill  in 
those  same  lengths.  It  also  comes  to  the  contractor  in  the  same  lengths.  When  the 
carpenter  cuts  the  siding  to  fit  between  two  windows,  the  windows  may  be  10  feet 
1  inch  apart.  He  has  to  take  14  pieces  of  siding  each  12  feet  long  and  cut  each  one  of 
them  10  feet  1  inch,  wasting  1  foot  11  inches,  or  about  18%  of  good  lumber  abso- 
lutely wasted.     The  principle  is  the  same  throughout  the  entire  house. 

This  waste  is  eliminated  by  the  Aladdin  designers  and  the  Aladdin  Readi-Cut 
system. 

Our  buyers  go  actually  into  the  woods,  confer  with  the  owners  and  cutters  of  the 
timber  and  buy  the  right  lengths  that  will  come  out  of  the  woods,  through  the  saw- 
mills and  into  our  own  mills  in  the  right  lengths.  We  don't  take  raw  material  in 
lengths  and  sizes  as  it  chances  to  come,  but  as  it  should  come  to  conforui  to  our 
standards.  In  many  instances  the  cross-cut  saw  in  the  hands  of  the  woodsman  is 
actually  directed  by  our  needs  so  that  no  other  saw  is  touched  to  the  lumber  at  any  time. 

Each  one  of  our  special  gang  cut-off  saws  is  designed  to  cut  50,000  feet  of  studding 
and  joists  every  day.  It  does  the  work  that  would  require  a  veritable  army  of  carpen- 
ters to  do,  and  it  does  it  with  the  wonderful  perfection  and  accuracy  of  high-class 
machinery. 

You  can  easily  imagine  the  dollars  saved  to  you 
in  the  cost  of  your  home,  accomplished  by  this  re- 
markable system  of  saving  waste  that  reaches  into 
the  very  forest  and  untiringly  searches  every  item, 
every  operation,  every  movement  to  cut  out  and  to 
eliminate  the  waste  of  your  money. 

When  the  architect  overlooks  something  or  makes 
a  mistake,  you  pay  the  bill;  when  the  contractor 
overlooks  something,  or  makes  a  mistake,  you  pay 
for  that,  too ;  and  when  the  carpenter  uses  poor 
judgment,  overlooks  something  or  makes  a  mistake, 
row  are  the  one  to  stand  the  cost  of  his  mistake. 
It's  always  your  money — not  the  other's. 

The  more  brains,  the  more  organizatioii,  the 
more  counsel  given  to  any  matter,  the  less  chance  for 
mistakes,  and  the  .•\laddin  Board  of  Seven,  described 
on  another  page,  is  your  safeguard. 


"Big  Ben":  The  most  wonderful 
woodworking  machine  ever  built.  It 
does  the  work  of  100  men  every  day. 


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ypoolvoorth  building 


To  him  who  says  the  Readi-Cut  System  is  not  possible  or  practicable, 
point  to  the  Pyramids  of  Egypt,  refer  to  Solomon's  Temple  as  de- 
scribed in  the  Bible,  or  inspect  Washington  Monument,  or  the  57- 
story  Woolworth  Building  in  New  York  City.  You  will  iind  that 
each  was  prepared,  erected  and  completed  by  the  Readi-Cut  System.  But 
it  remained  for  W.  J.  Sovereign  to  first  apply  the  system  to  your  benefit  in 
the  building  of  a  home.  And  thousands  of  American  families  scattered 
over  this  broad  land  will  testify  to  its  economy  and  practical  success. 

The  pyramids  aren't  portable,  the  Woolworth  Building  is  not  portable, 
nor  are  Aladdin  houses  portable. 

If  you  attempted  to  tear  apart,  or  dissect  an  Alad- 
din house,  the  most  expert  contractor  could  not  tell  it 
from  any  other  first  class  frame  dwelling  because 
there  is  no  difference. 


At  the  bottom  of  this  page  is  a  striking  illustration 
of  the  Readi-Cut  System  of  construction  successfully 
used  for  twenty-five  years  in  steel-building  construc- 
tion. Note  the  "studding"  for  the  two  side  walls,  all 
in  position  with  the  "joist  hanger"  placed.  These 
studs  are  about  thirty  feet  high.  In  the  foreground 
are  shown  some  of  the  rafters,  with  the  marks  and 
numbers  indicating  their  respective  positions — "6201- 
I6-C0I-22."  There  is  no  fitting  or  cutting  on  the 
ground.  The  sawing,  measuring,  and  fitting  were 
done  in  the  steel  mills  in  Pittsburgh.     How  can  they 

do  this  work?  Why, 
the  structural  engi- 
neers know  how.  It's 
their  particular 
business.  It's  their 
lifework.  So  it  is 
with  Aladdin  Readi- 
Cut  h  o  u  s  e  s.  The 
same  principles  gov- 
ern each  job.  It's 
the  same  system. 


Aj^ 


Rpndl-Ctit  SystPtn  nf  Ponstnirtion. 


A'ERY  piece  of  Iraming  and  sheath- 

Eing  lumber  in  every  Aladdin  house 
has  been  carefully  selected  from 
the  highest  grade.  Clear  and  knot- 
less  Oregon  Fir  and  Yellow  Pine  is  used  for  all  inside  finish  at  the  Bay  City  mills. 
From  our  Florida  and  Louisiana  mills  we  use  yellow  pine.  From  our  Oregon  mill  we 
ship  all  material  in  Fir.  It  is  carefully  inspected  by  experienced  men,  and  if  not  up 
to  a  high  standard  is  not  used.  This  is  an  extremely  important  point  and  you  should 
consider  it  carefully.  Our  facilities  for  buying  high  grades  are  unsurpassed  by  any 
manufacturer  of  lumber  in  the  country.  This  means  much  to  the  purchaser— to  know 
the  quality  of  all  materials  used,  to  know  that  the  lumber  and  timber  are  the  best ;  that 
it  is  well  seasoned,  sound,  and  of  first  quality  throughout. 

All  the  interior  finish,  doors,  etc.,  are  put  through  three  separate  sanding  machines, 
making  a  beautiful  finish. 

Scores  have  written,  "It  would  have  been  impossible  to  obtain  locally,  finish  at  any 
price  to  equal  that  furnished  in  my  Aladdin."  [Such  names  and  addresses  gladly 
furnished  on  request.] 

What  you  Get  When  You  Buy  an  Aladdin  House 

Material  that  is  unsurpassed  by  any  other  concern  in  the  country,  and  it  is  not 
only  perfectly  cut  to  fit,  but  cut  with  a  view  of  saving  all  waste,  which  means  a  direct 
'saving  to  you.  But  the  saving  does  not  stop  there.  We  mortise  all  doors  to  receive 
•the  lock  sets,  all  interior  finish  sanded,  and  flooring  steel  scraped. 

Bear  in  mind  that  when  you  buy  an  Aladdin  house  that  the  foundation  sill,  floor 
joists,  the  sub  flooring,  the  regular  tongued  and  grooved  flooring,  the  studding,  the  wall 
sheadiing,  the  siding,  the  window  and  door  frames,  the  outside  finish,  the  rafters,  the 
roof  sheathing,  the  steps,  the  stairs,  all  porch  framing,  are  rcadi-cut,  ready  to  nail  into 
place.  Is  it  any  wonder  that  we  can  save  you  such  a  big  percentage  of  your  labor 
cost?  And  then  again,  the  enormous  quantities  in  which  we  buy  our  building  paper, 
lock  sets,  double  acting  door  hinges,  window  weights,  nails,  paints,  varnishes,  oils, 
stains,  h^  shingles,  tin  flashing,  etc..  sets  them  down  at  your  door  for  less  than  a 
hardware  dealer  can  buy  them  from  the  jobber. 

Direct  from  the  Forest  to  the  Home 

Stop  and  think  ul-.at  that  means-"direct  from  the  forest  to  you  '•  It  means  that  you  are 
buying  vour  house  at  the  same  price  it  costs  if  you  lived  right  here-right  where  most  o  the  timber 
ero'ws— to  build  a  house.  It  means  that  your  house  costs  you  no  more  than  it  you  could  go  direct 
to  a  mill  at  the  edge  of  the  forest  and  buy  the  timber  and  lumber.  It  means  that  you  are  doing 
that  very  thing-buying  it  from  the  mill  at  the  edge  of  the  forest.  It  means  that  you  are  not  paying 
a  profit'to  the  big  'jobber,  a  profit  to  the  big  '^-holesaler,  and  a  profit  to  the  local  /M)»fafr  dealer  a 
voSr  home,  and  on  top  of  all  that,  the  freight  for  shipping  the  lumber  to  the  several  places 
where   each   does   business.      Another   thing,    each   of   the   above    lumber   dealers    or   middlemen 

sells       on       credit. 

They  all  add  from 

y/c    to     10%     to 

make  up  for  bad 
accounts  —  losses 
which  are  charged 
up  in  your  bill. 
We  sell  for  cash 
only — we  have  no 
bad  accounts,  and 
are.  therefore,  not 
obliged  to  add 
enough  charges 
into  your  bill  to 
make  up  for  the 
man  who  doesn't 
pay. 


Q^ 


Loading  ^  ard  ot  the  ALADDIN  Mill  Railroad 
that  Transports  Lumber  from  the  Yards  to  the  Mill 


I'll   Pay  $10P 
For  Every  Kno-f 

any  customer  can  find  in 
our  Rtd  Cedar  SidinK  ship- 
ped from  Bay  City.  I  stand 
ready  to  prove  to  you  in  tliis 
way  tliat  tlie  lumber  in 
Aladdin  Readi-Cut  Houses 
is  Higher  in  grade  through- 
out than  is  regularly  carried 
by  any  seller  of  lumber  in 
America.  Further,  we  guar- 
antee that  you  will  receixe 
Clear  and  Knotless  Siding, 
Clear  and  Knotless  Flooring, 
Clear  and  Knotless  Interior 
Finish,  for  every  .Aladdin 
Dwelling    House. 

O.  E.  SOVEREIGN, 

Gen.  Mgr., 
The   Aladdin   Co. 


A 


Aladdin's  Famous  *'Dol(ar-A-Knot** 
Guaranty 

NEW  standard  of  lumber  quality  has  been 
given  to  the  world  by  Aladdin's  famous  "Dol- 
lar-A-Knot"    Guaranty. 

The  "Good-Enough"  lumber  grades,  the 
"Anything-\vill-do"  grades  and  the  multitudes  of 
evasive  substitutions  for  Clear  Knotless  lumber  have 
been  shown  up. 

You  cannot  be  expected  to  fathom  the  intricacies 
of  lumber  associations'  manual  of  grading  rules;  how 
many  circles,  hearts,  rings  and  barks  make  a  good  log, 
nor  how  many  knots,  spots,  pitch  pockets  or  worm 
holes  there  will  be  to  a  board. 

There  are  none  of  these  defects  in  your  dollar,  and 
there  should  be  none  in  what  you  trade  your  dollar 
for. 


Knotless  Means  Just  What  It  Says 


"A-Dollar-A-Knot !"  Could  any  guar- 
anty be  plainer,  or  more  forceful,  or  more 
effective?  You  know  a  knot  when  you 
see  it,  and  you  know  it  makes  a  board 
less    valuable.     And    when    we    guarantee 


Aladdin  lumber  to  be  knotless  or  guaran- 
tee "A-Dollar-A-Knot"  for  our  red  cedar 
siding,  you  knoi.<j  that  your  lumber  is 
going  to  be  the  very  highest  grade  taken 
from  the  forest. 


"Hunting  for  Pieces**-Contractor 


Of  course,  the  Aladdin  Readi-Cut  Sys- 
tem receives  adverse  criticism  from  some 
contractors,  lumber  dealers,  and  others. 
This  criticism  comes  chiefly  from  those 
who  have  had  no  experience  with,  or 
knowledge  of,  Aladdin  houses.  Self-in- 
terest, here  prompted  by  loss  of  profit, 
begets  the  antagonism. 

One  of  the  most  amusing  remarks  made 
is  that  the  builder  of  an  Aladdin  house 
will  lose  as  much  time   hunting  out   his 


material  and  t'mding  the  right  piece  as  he 
will  save  by  the  Readi-Cut  System.  Of 
course  this  remark  on  the  face  of  it  is 
an  admission  that  time  is  saved  by  the 
Aladdin  System.  However,  any  thought 
about  time  lost  in  hunting  for  pieces  is 
immediately  dispelled  when  you  see  the 
simple  system  of  laying  out  materials  that 
accompanies  the  instructions  for  every 
house. 


About  Freight 


One  of  the  big  advantages  in  buying  an 
Aladdin  house  is  tlie  big  amount  you 
save  on  the  item  of  freight  alone.  Your 
local  dealer  very  rarely  buys  his  lumber 
from  the  forest.  He  gets  it  shipped  to 
iiim  from  his  wholesaler  at  some  near-by 
distributing  point.  The  wholesaler  usually 
gets  it  from  some  other  middleman,  who 
gets  it  from  the  sawmill.  Every  time  the 
lumber  is  moved  in  its  zigzag  course 
through  the  middlemen,  the  freight  charges 


])ilc  up  and  your  local  dealer  must  add 
them  all  into  the  price  you  pay.  When 
your  Aladdin  house  reaches  you  the 
freight  is  the  very  lowest  that  is  possible 
to  move  the  goods  to  your  station.  We  use 
great  care  in  quoting  the  freight  and 
great  care  in  routing  it  the  most  direct 
way.  It  costs  no  more  to  pay  the  freight 
upon  arrival  of  your  car  than  to  send  us 
the  money  with  which  to  prepay  it. 


Aladdin  Houses  Sold  by  the 
Golden  Rule 

EN  years  of  square  dealing  with  our  cus- 
tomers earned  for  us  the  expression,  'I 
know  that  you  do  business  very  much  on 
the  Golden  Rule   basis." 

This  came  in  the  mail  voluntarily  from 
a  customer  who  had  tested  our  business  principles 
over  a  period  of  several  years,  and  who  has  reason 
to  know  whereof  he  speaks.  This  principle  has 
been  governing  the  work  of  this  organization  con- 
stantly, and  it  is  surely  gratifying  to  have  it  come 
to  us  in  this  way. 

We  have,  therefore,  adopted  the  expression  and 
know  that  we  have  a  real  right  to  its  use — as  yoic 
will  know  when  you  join  the  big  Aladdin  family. 


Lath  and  Plaster  or  Aladdin 
Plaster  Board— Your  Choice 


You  may  choose  cither  lath  and  plaster 
or  Aladdin  plaster  board  for  your  interior 
walls.  Our  plaster  is  the  highest  grade 
manufactured  and  never  fails  to  give  the 
best  results:  a  hard,  smooth  and  lasting 
wall,  is  quick  drying  and  impervious  to 
moisture. 

Aladdin  plaster  board  is  easily  and 
quickly  put  on ;  its  construction  gives 
protection  against  extremes  in  weather; 
it  is  fireproof.  It  will  not  crack  witli 
age,  nor  loosen  from  dampness. 

It  comes  in  sheets  32x36  in.  in  size  and 
is  nailed  directly  to  the  studding. 

We  also  furnish  a  special  Plasto-filler, 
which,  when  mixed  with  water,  is  used  to 
fill  all  joints  of  the  plaster  board,  or,  as 
we  sometimes  recommend,  you  can  put  a 
putty  coat  or  hard-plaster  finish  directly 
onto  the  board. 

Painting 


\\'e  will  furnish  either  lath  and  piaster 
or  plaster  board,  whichever  is  specified  by 
the  customer. 

The  plaster  that  we  furnish  is  an  im- 
jjroved  wood  fibre  patent  plaster.  This 
does  away  with  the  work  of  preparing 
jjlaster  through  the  old  fashioned  method. 
It  not  only  shortens  the  labor  but  when 
the  wall  is  finished  it  is  a  great  deal  more 
durable  and  less  liable  to  pit.  It  also  ef- 
fects another  saving,  as  the  time  required 
to  set  and  dry  out  is  much  shorter,  so  that 
the  interior  finish  can  be  put  on  without 
the  usual  delay. 

For  quick  work  or  for  use  in  cold 
weather  it  is  preferable  to  any  other  plas- 
ter, as  it  will  set  and  harden  much  more 
rapidly. 


With  every  Aladdin  house,  paint  of  any 
color  for  two  coats  outside  is  furnished, 
oils,  stains  and  varnishes  or  paints  for 
inside.  You  will  be  sent,  on  request,  our 
large  color  card  of  many  beautiful  colors. 
You  may  select  as  many  different  colors  as 
you   wish   to  choose   for  body,   trimmings. 


porch  floor,  porch  ceiling,  window  sash, 
etc.,  and  you  may  have  either  paint,  oil 
and  varnish,  stain  and  varnish,  or  stain 
and  wax.  for  the  interior  finish.  Where 
houses  are  furnished  with  shingles  for  the 
side  walls,  shingle  stain  is  furnished  in- 
stead of  paint. 


Masonry 


Of  course,  all  excavation  and  masonry 
work  must  be  done  on  the  ground.  No 
money  would  be  saved  by  including  stone 
or  brick  or  concrete,  for  every  section  of 
the  country  produces  this  material  and 
prices  vary  but  little-  We  furnish  you 
with  the  foundation  plan  and  will  give 
you  figures  on  the  amount  of  material  re- 
quired  for   whatever   kind   of   foundation 


material  you  decide  to  use — concrete,  stone 
or  brick.  Fireplaces  or  chimney's  may  be 
built  inside  or  outside  and  placed  where- 
ever  desired  or  may  be  omitted.  The 
opening  for  the  chimney  is  not  cut,  so  that 
the  chimney  may  be  omitted  or  its  location 
changed  from  wherever  it  may  be  shown 
in  our  photographs. 


EFORE  this  Board  of  Seven  comes  every  Aladdin  house  for  the 

Bacid  test  of  perfection.  No  detail  escapes  the  keen  and  searching 
analysis  of  these  experts.  The  designer  must  prove  his  plans  to 
the  complete  satisfaction  of,  First,  the  Master  Designer,  for  ac- 
curacy; Second,  the  Master  Builders,  for  practicability,  strength,  and 
structural  harmony;  Third,  Factory  Experts,  for  elimination  of  waste, 
standardization  of  lengths,  and  economy  of  costs.  Unless  the  cost  of  th'ese 
high-priced  men's  time  could  be  spread  over  a  hundred  or  more  houses  of 
each  design,  the  cost  would  be  prohibitive.  But  when  they  spend  two  or 
more  hours'  valuable  time  on  the  design,  drawings,  and  cutting  sheets  of  an 
Aladdin  house,  the  cost  is  not  all  charged  to  that  one  house,  but  to  several 
hundred  houses  of  that  same  design  sold  during  the  year. 

No  other  organization— but  the  Aladdin  organization— can  afford  a  group 
of  high-calibered  men  such  as  this  Board  of  Seven,  because  no  other  organi- 
zation in  the  world  produces  and  sells  the  vast  number  of  houses  and  build- 
ings produced  by  The  Aladdin  Company. 

No  other  lumber  manurarlurer  ever  dared  back 
his  lumber  with  a  dollar-a-knot  guarantee. 

This  organization  was  called  ui)(in  by  the 
I'nited  States  government  to  co-operate  with  it 
in  the  i)roduction  of  an  Ideal  Cottage.  This  Cot- 
tage was  erected  for  the  Covernment  at  the  Pan- 
ama-Pacific International  Exposition  at  San 
l'"rancisco  and  was  awarded  the  highest  honor  and 
granted  a  medal. 

Could  higher  recognition  be  received  by  any  in- 
stitution than  tin's  which  was  accorded  to  the 
Aladdin  organization,  and  to  .\laddin  houses? 

Aladdin's  Board  of  Seven  is  waiting  to  help 
you. 


10 


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^^^■KL\-"cp^^H 


Mon  <^/h]Mim  UWrn^ 


TcJf^^^'  "!  ^°f' '  V'^  ^^^^*^"'   ^""^'^  Jo"^"^!  and   The   Country 

Gen  leman  are  owned  and  published  by  the  Curtis  Publishing  Co.,  of  Phila- 
delphia The  following  statement  was  written,  signed  and  published  by  them- 
Today  Aladdms  houses  stand  in  every  part  of  the  world  from  Sas- 
katchcwan  to  the  Tahiti  Islands,  in  hot  and  cold  climates.  There  are  whole 
commumties  built  of  Aladdin  houses.  As  many  as  200  homes  have  been  oldhr  r  e 
months  to  the  same  purchasers-large  industrial  concerns  which  house  their  own  em- 
ployes. In  the  offices  120  girls  are  employed  to  handle  the  correspondence  whch  has 
amounted  to  more  than  300,000  pieces  of  mail  in  one  month.  The  business  irerow  ng 
tremendously.  The  lumber  mills  (some  of  which  it  owns)  are  workfng  at  top  speed 
producing  forty  houses  a  day,  at  prices  ranging  from  $171  to  $8,000  each. 

And  this  from  *The  Canada  Lumberman** 

....  Vf  ^u''lT  ^^^\P"';'^  °f  carpenter  labor  has  been  advancing,  thus  making  the 

?n    h     K^'^w  ''  ^''^'^  ''.^'"  ^  P°''''°"-    ^""^'"'"g  "^^-^^"-i^'  ^^-i'l  eventually  have  to  Lme 
to  the  building  trimmed  to  length,  and  I  fail  to  understand  why  this  fact  is  no"  m o  e 

foToSioT    Tr    Tk'  '"r  '?''  °'  '"'?  ''''''■''  ^^■'"  '^^  ^"™'^'-'»  '-  ^he  building  r  ad" 
umifirr.-is'to?  costly'.'' '  ^'""'  ^"'  ^"""^  ''''''  '  ''''''-'-  ^'  ^^-  ^-'^'"^  -t' 

The  United  States  Government 

'■ZlTCZ^r''jf'^^'^f?  !r°";Pf"^  ".^^  ''^^''  '"  ^PP'y  '°  ''^  P'-o^l^ct  (Aladdin  Hou.ses) 

by  an  the  mte^f  f"'       T f  '     ^'  ''''•^- ^■"'^  l'-'  ^""^'^""^  "^'^  ^^''"'^'^  ^^sht,  backed  up 
by  all  the  patent  laws.    This  recognition,  this  rare  privilege,  we  are  immensely  proud  of. 

This  Catalog  Our  Only  Salesman 

^vnn]/''  \^"'  'f''''°^'   ^""^  '"'  ^''''  *°  •'"■P   ^^^'^  P^°^^ts  in  your   own  pocket   that   you 
would    ordinarily    pay    to    your    local   dealers.  i  ct     yuu 

Because    we    do    not    sell    thru    dealers,    they 

can't   add  their  four  or  five  hundred' dollar 

profits  to  the  goods  you  buy  from  us.     You 

keep  this  money  yourself. 

When  your  dealer  says  "Don't  buy  your 
lumber  out  of  town,"  ask  him  where  he  buys 
the  lumber  he  wants  to  sell  you. 

You  see  he  buys  his  lumber  up  here  and 
the  only  money  that  stays  in  your  town  is 
the  dealer's  profit.  Wouldn't  you  rather  have 
it  in  your  pocket  than  in  his? 

This  catalog  makes  possible  this  saving — 
and  many  others.  Pick  the  house  that  meets 
your  need,    and   write   us.      We   have   lots  of 

interesting  things  to  tell  you  about   it.  Largest  conveyor  of  finished  lumber  in  the 

world.     It  does  the  work  of  many  men  and 
horses. 


General  Specifica+ions 


IMPORTANT  NOTE. —  Tlic  pictures  sHo'lVH  in  this  catalog  are  all  actual  photo- 
graphs of  Aladdin  houses  sent  to  us  by  our  customers.  There  arc  no  fanciful  artists' 
dra'u'mgs,  or  photographs  of  houses  not  built  the  Aladdin  way.  Every  house  shown 
in  this  catalog  is  erected  in  Bay  City,  the  home  of  Aladdin,  with  just  two  or  three 
exceptions.     This  cannot  be  said  of  any  other  similar  catalog. 

No  single  organization  in  the  world  ever  equaled  the  vast  experience  of  this  insti- 
tution in  the  designing  and  manufacturing  of  houses.  The  shipment  of  thousands  of 
liouses  each  year  and  covering  a  period  of  thirteen  years  at  this  icork  means  exact  knowl- 
edge— not  theory — on  the  subject  of  material  and  construction.  The  grades  of  material, 
the  sizes  of  timbers,  their  strength,  location  and  installation  in  the  building  are  deter- 
mined by  well  defined  engineering  standards  and  our  own  exact  knowledge  gained  from 
years  of  experience. 

Below  are  given  general  specifications  for  the  construction  of  Aladdin  houses.  The 
exact  specifications  for  the  house  of  your  choice  are  sent  you  without  cost  just  as  soon 
as  you  write  us  about  the  house  you  like  best. 


Quantities 

A  binding  guarantee  is  given  to  furnish  suffi- 
cient material  for  the  completion  of  each  house 
in  accordance  with  the  specifications  that 
follow. 

Condition  of  Material 

The  company  pledges  itself  to  deliver  your 
liouse  to  you  without  damage  in  shipment,  or 
in  transit.  Anything  damaged  on  arrival  will 
be  instantly  made  good  at  our  expense. 


Sizes  of  Timbers 

All  sizes  of  all  timbers  and  lumber  will  be 
in  accordance  with  well  establislied  engineering 
and  architectural  standards  of  safety  and 
strength. 

Quality  of  Material 

All  lumber  is  guaranteed  to  be  of  the  highest 
grades  ever  marketed  anywhere  in  the  world. 
Every  Aladdin  house,  regardless  of  size  or  price, 
comes  under  this  binding  guaranty.  (Exception: 
Sheathing  lumber  is  a  fine  No.  2  quality,  and 
far  better  than  the  accepted  standard  for 
sheathing   lumber.) 


General  Detail  Specifications 


Foundation. — Material  for  foundation  is,  of 
course,  not  included  with  Aladdin  houses,  as 
concrete,  .stone  or  brick  can  be  secured  in  one 
locality  as  cheaply  as  in  another.  Complete 
foundation  plans  are  furnished  you  with  de- 
tailed instructions  for  buying  this  material  and 
building  your   foundation. 

Sills. — Center  sill,  or  sills,  are,  of  course,  al- 
ways furnished  to  set  into  your  foundation  of 
concrete,  stone  or  brick.  All  sills  are  of  a  size 
to  amply  hold  all  strains  and  loads  in  accord- 
ance with  engineering  standards  and  good 
practice. 

Jaisls.  —  .Ml  framed,  dre.s.sed  and  cut  to  fit. 
All  joists  arc  of  a  size  to  amply  hold  all  strains 


and  loads  in  accordance  with  engineering 
standards  and  good  practice. 

Flooring. — The  flooring  used  in  Aladdin 
Houses  is  clear  and  knotless,  tongued  and 
grooved,  accurately  matched.  It  has  a  beauti- 
fully figured  grain.  The  face  is  steel  scraped 
to   give  the  very  best  appearance. 

Bridgings. — Wood  bridging  mitred  and  cut  to 
length  furnished  for  joists  of  first  and  second 
stories  of  all   dwelling  houses. 

Sub-Floors  (for  both  first  and  second  .stories 
in  all  Aladdin  dwellings). — Inch  lumber, 
dressed,   all  cut  to   fit. 

Studding. — Size,  2x4  inches,  all  framed, 
dressed,  and  cut  to  fit  and  plated  on  lr>-inch 
centers. 

Wnll  Shralhing. — Inch  lumber,  all  dressed 
and  cut  to  fit. 


General  Specifications 


Rafters.— Size,  2x4  and  2x6  inches,  all  framed, 
mitred  and  beveled,  dressed  and,  of  course, 
guaranteed  to  be  perfectly  cut  to  fit. 

Roof  Sheathing.— Inch  lumber,  all  framed, 
mitred,  beveled,  dressed  and  guaranteed  to  be 
cut  to  fit  perfectly. 

Shingles  (Roof).— Extra.  Star  A  Star  Cedar. 

Building  Paper.— Pure  White  Fibre,  tough 
and  dense,  for  side  walls  and  between  sub- 
floors  and  finished  floors  of  all  Aladdin  dwell- 
ings. 

Side  H-'oto.— Dollar-A-Knot  Cedar  Siding, 
every  piece  cut  to  fit  perfectly;  perfectly  ma- 
chined surface  and  without  sap,  stain  tr  any 
defects.  Holds  paint  perfectly.  Shingles  for 
side  walls  instead  of  siding  will  be  furnished 
for  any  Aladdin  dwellings  v.'ithout  extra  charge. 

Porch  Columns. ~.\ll  Colonial  columns  and 
square  columns  are  of  clear  material  and  built 
with   a   lock-joint. 

Outside  Finish.— .\n  outside  finish  is  of  clear 
Yellow  Pine  or  Fir  (except  2-inch  exposed 
work,  which  is  always  thoroughly  sound  stock). 

Windo'u.'  and  Door  Frames. — Complete,  in- 
cluding jams,  casings,  stops  and  sills.  Built 
of  finest  stock,  beautifully  machined  and  fin- 
ished. 

Wiiidozi'  Sash.—O!  finest  dear  fir,  I.  G.  mold- 
ed, all  edges  and  surfaces  sanded  and  finished 
with    great   care. 

Doori-.— Inside  doors,  size  2  feet  8  inches  by  6 
feet  S  inches,  carefully  built  of  clear  stock,  all 
panels  selected  for  attractive,  velvety  grain  and 
beautifully  finished  on  surfaces  and  edges.  All 
doors  mortised  to  receive  lock  sets.  (See  photo- 
graphs, page  101.)  All  front  doors  of  special 
design  with  glass  in  upper  part.  Double  action 
door  between   kitchen  and  dining  room. 

5/aiV5.— Built  from  selected  clear  stock  with 
especial  attention  to  selection  of  grain.  Newel 
post,  molded  cap  and  base,  circle  tread,  steps, 
risers,  railing  and  balusters  carefully  finished. 
All  parts  of  stairs  are  framed,  housed  and  ma- 
chined to  fit  and  the  whole  is  carefully  boxed 
by  itself  to   insure   arrival  in  perfect  condition. 

Interior  TT'oocf-ci'orfe.— Baseboard,  base  shoe 
door  and  window  casing  all  selected  clear, 
beautifully  machined  and  ready  to  receive  the 
oils,  stains  and  varnishes.  Casings  are  of 
molded   and   modem   back   band   design. 

Lock  5pf5.— Frosted  brass.  Front  door  sets 
have    night    latch    and    two-way    knobs. 

Hard'ji'are.-Wmdow  weights,  sash  lifts, 
hinges,  nails  of  all  proper  sizes,  glass,  putty, 
tin  flashing. 

Paints.— The  highest  priced  paint  on  the  mar- 
ket is  furnished  for  all  Aladdin  houses.  It  is 
manufactured    of   pure    white    lead,    and   color. 


Thirty-two  colors  to  choose  from.  Your  selec- 
tions may  follow  your  own  tastes  for  body, 
trim,  porch  floor,  sash,  steps,  etc.  Send  for 
color   card. 

Sta.ins.— The  best  manufactured,  are  supplied 
for  inside  work.  Vou  may  secure  any  effects 
you  desire  for  interior  decoration.  Stain  and 
varnish,  or  oil  and  varnish  if  you  wish  to  fin- 
ish in  the  natural  wood,  whichever  you  prefer. 
Lattice  work  under  porch  floors  and  shingle 
stain  for  roofs  not  included  in  prices. 

Lath  and  Plaster.— You  may  have  either  lath 
and  plaster  or  plaster  board  for  inside  walls, 
whichever  you  choose.  Grounds  are  furnished 
where  lath  and  plaster  are  supplied. 

Outside  Steps.— Steps  of  correct  height  and 
width  for  design  of  house.  All  cut  to  fit.  Cellar 
stairs  always  included  where  shown  on  floor 
plan.  .All  dimensions  on  floor  plans  are  given 
outside  to  center  for  customers  convenience. 
Send  for  foundation  plan  before  starting  your 
foundation. 

.Ml  of  which  is  covered  by  our  all  inclusive 
guaranty. 


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A  COMPLETE  HOME  OR  A  COMPLETE  CITY 


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Aladdin  Service  is  equal  to  any  demand  made  of  it.  No  matter 
what  your  requirements  are — a  single  home  or  a  complete  city — the 
Aladdin  organization  is  capable  of  handling  it  with  the  greatest 
despatch.  The  Aladdin  Company  has  successfully  solved  the 
housing  problems  of  many  of  the  greatest  corporations  of  the  world, 
including  the  United  States  Government  and  the  British  Govern- 
ment. Aladdin  literature  contains  descriptions  and  prices  for  com- 
plete cities  of  300,  500,  1000,  2000  and  3000  population. 

Aladdin  Cities— population  of  300  to  3.000 

Aladdin  Cities  are  the  result  of  a  careful  research  work  into  the  neces- 
sities of  modern  civic  life.  Every  necessity  whicli  nialces  for  health,  com- 
fort, hygiene  and  expansion  is  included  in  these  plans.  Each  city  is  coin- 
))lete  and  specifications  include  complete  materials  for  homes  of  different 
sizes,  churches,  schools,  public  service  buildinfis,  such  as  stores,  offices, 
hotels,  banks,  etc.,  all  materials  for  water  and  sewage  distributing  systems 
electric  service  and  generating  plant,  all  materials  for  landscape  work, 
gutters,  curbing,  sidewalks,  etc.,— in  short,  complete  materials  for  each  city. 

Send  for  Book  "Industrial  Housinfl" 

The  Aladdin  Sy.stcm  means  handling  the  erection  of  houses  with  des- 
patch. Each  price  includes  complete  material  readi-cut— a  feature  which 
eliminates  the  necessity  for  skilled  help  in  erection.  Aladdin  literature  con- 
tains over  100  designs  of  homes  from  cottages  of  two  rooms  to  dwellings  of 
18  rooms,  store,  hotel,  church,  school  and  other  types  of  public  buildings; 
industrial  courts  showing  attractive  arrangements  of  different  numbers  of 
workmen's  homes;  complete  cities  intended  for  populations  of  from  300  to 
'3,000.    Copies  of  these  books  will  be  mailed  to  those  interested. 


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Floor  Plan— The  Everett 


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See  prices  on  inside  of  front  cover, 
APPINESS,  comfort  and  character  are  portrayed  in  the  Everett,  a  new  Aladdin 
T      T     home  which  is  fashioned  on  the  new  bungalow  lines  now  so  prevalent  in  Cali- 

I 1      fornia.     The  Everett  represents  the  most  modern  science  of  home  building  and 

^      ^     planning.     In  design  it  is  strikingly  attractive,  rich  and  refined  without  a  single 
trace  of  gaudiness.     Side  walls  of  rough  cast  or  pebble  dash  cement  stucco, 
Dutch  tyjie  roof  with  wide  eaves  lend  a  pleasant  touch  to  the  very  modest 
exterior  of  this  home. 

The  interior  is  delightful.  The  large  room  at  the  front — a  combination  living 
room  and  dining  room — spacious  kitchen,  two  good-sized  bedrooms,  with  bathroom, 
size  8x8  feet,  make  an  exceptionally  good  plan  for  the  bungalow  home.  Still  another 
feature  that  proves  an  advantage  to  the  housewife  is  the  closet  space.  A  large  closet 
off  each  bedroom  and  linen  closet  near  bathroom,  provide  more  than  ample  closet  space 
for  the  average  family. 

There  is  much  information  on  the  Everett  that  cannot  be  included  here  on  account 
of  limited  space.     It  will  be  sent  to  you  if  you  request  it. 
For  prices  refer  to  inside  of  front  cover. 
See  terms  on  page  2  and  general  specifications  on  pages  12  and  13. 


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TUDV   tlie   floor   plan   of  the  Warren  and  see   if  you 

Scan  find  an  inch  of  waste  si^acc.  It  is  the  most 
jjractical  of  homes.  There  is  much  in  the  Warren 
that  you  cannot  see  at  first  glance.  For  instance, 
notice  the  short  hallway  inside  the  front  door — just 
a  dandy  little  place  to  hang  the  wraps  of  evening 
callers.  The  clothes  closet  built  next  to  the  hallway  and 
opening  into  the  bedroom  is  just  ideal.  Off  the  front  hall- 
way is  the  living  room,  and  that  it  is  well  lighted  by  three 
windows  at  the  front  is  noticed  the  moment  you  enter,  and 
the  wide  arch  dividing  the  living  room  from  the  dining  room 
really  makes  them  one  big  room.  Through  a  door  in  the 
dining  room  you  enter  a  hallway.  It  leads  directly  to  the 
front  bedroom,  bathroom  and  back  bedroom,  separates  living 
rooms  from  sleeping  rooms  so  that  neither  one  is  disturbed 
by  the  other.  The  woodwork  and  floors  can  be  finished 
any  way  you  like  for  our  beautiful  Oregon  Fir  is  unsurpassed 
by  any  kind  of  interior  finish. 

Both  front  and  back  bedrooms  are  compact.  Now  visit 
the  home  workshop — the  kitchen.  One  can  reach  the  dining 
room,  basement  or  outdoors  very  easily.  Now,  have  you 
found  any  waste  space,  or  could  you  improve  upon  it  in  any 
way?  The  Warren  has  a  great  many  friends 
Will  you  be  another? 

"I  saved  four  hundred  and  seventy-five  dol- 
lars on  my  'Warren,'  "  wrote  an  owner  re- 
cently, "and  to  say  that  I  am  delighted  with 
it,  is  putting  it  mildly.  My  carpenter  said  the 
material  was  finer  than  we  could  get  here  at 
any  price,  and  everything  went  together  fine." 

For  prices  refer  to  inside  of  front  cover. 
See  Terms  on  page  2  and  General  Specifica- 
tions on  pages  12  and  13. 


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Second  Floor — The  New  Eden 


See  prices  on  inside  of  front  cover. 
HIS  home,  the  Xew  Eden,  shows  the  resuh  of 
careful  planning  before  building— and  it  is  surely 
gratifying  to  its  many  owTiers  among  Aladdin  cus"- 
tomers.  On  a  ground  space  of  20x20  feet,  this 
home  gives  more  room,  more  comfort,  more  con- 
venience than  has  before  been  obtained.  Two  stories, 
having  two  bedrooms  upstairs,  a  hall,  a  living  room,  a 
dining  room,  a  kitchen,  an  open  stairway,  a  porch,  and 
above  all,  an  attractive  looking  house.  It  is  so  well  liked 
by  its  many  happy  owners,  that  it  is  common  for  them 
to  call  it  the  ''Wonder  Home"  on  account  of  its  low  price, 
abundance  of  space,  and  its  convenience. 

Notice  the  exterior.  A  broad  belt  across  the  front  of  the 
house  divides  first  and  second  stories,  giving  a  pleasing 
and  harmonious  effect.  The  half-sheltered  porch  is  a  pleas- 
ant feature  and  is  well  built  for  strength,  attractiveness 
and  harmony.  The  full  length  column,  fronted  by  pedes- 
tals, makes  a  comfortable  porch.  The  diamond  paned 
window  to  the  left  of  the  front  door  gives  plenty  of  light 
to  the  stairway  and  adds  attractiveness  to  the  front  of  the 
house  and  porch.  Living  room  and  dining  room  are  di- 
vided by  a  wide  arch,  making  them  practically  one  room. 
Both  rooms  are  well  lighted  and  of  good  size.  Notice  the 
double  window  in  the  dining  room.  Two  men  can  erect 
and  complete  this  house  in  about  ten  days.  It  can  be  done 
by  any  two  men  who  are  willing  to  work,  assisted  by  our 
complete  instructions  and  illustrations.  For  price  of  the 
New  Eden  refer  to  inside  of  front  cover.  See  General 
Specifications  on  pages  12  and  13.  Detail  specifications 
will  be  sent  you  on  request.   See  Terms  on  page  2. 


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OU  will  agree  with  Aladdin  customers  and  owners  of  the  Standard  in  their  claim 
that  "it  is  the  best  square  type  house  ever  offered  to  home  builders."  Greatest  in 
amount  of  space,  best  in  point  of  design,  most  convenient  in  arrangement,  and 
all  this  at  a  price  that  is  much  lower  than  it  would  cost  you  if  you  were  able  to 
buy  thru  any  other  source.  Notice  the  architectural  detail  under  the  eaves, 
porch,  and  the  dormer. 

Close  inspection  of  the  illustration  gives  many  pleasant  surprises.  The  scrolled 
brackets  which  are  especially  machined  for  the  Standard,  add  a  finished  touch  to  the 
.sweeping  eaves.  Possibly  you  have  noticed  that  this  has  been  carried  out  on  all  eaves — 
dormer  and  porch  included.     The  broad  belt  is  also  used  to  advantage  here. 

The  porch,  distinct  in  type  and  attractive  in  appearance,  contributes  much  to  the 
general  design  of  the  Standard.    Hip  roof,  heavy  boxing  and  scrolled  brackets,  tapering 

porch  columns  and  full 
length  spindles,  all  form  a 
delightful  contrast  to  the 
ordinary.  Two  ideas  of  ar- 
rangement are  shown  in 
the  photographs.  In  the 
large  illustration,  the  steps 
are  placed  at  one  side  con- 
necting with  the  walk  that 


leads  to  grade  or  side  entrance.    The  small  illustration  shows 
steps  at  front  of  porch. 

The  inside  arrangement  of  the  Standard  has  appealed  to  many.  Notice  the  vesti- 
bule entrance.  This  is  a  very  useful  feature  in  that  it  provides  an  excellent  place  for 
hanging  wraps.  Besides  this,  it  is  a  valuable  feature  in  cold  weather.  Thru  the  next 
door  we  enter  what  might  be  called  a  reception  hall  and  the  impression  is  very  pleasing 
indeed.  The  handsome  exposed  staircase  can  be  beautifully  stained  and  varnished  and 
gives  one  an  idea  of  the  rich  effect  on  the  interior.  You  will  find  that  the  living  room 
and  dining  room  are  extra  large — and  that  will  suit  you — roomy  and  especially  well- 
lighted. 

The  kitchen  in  the  Standard  home  invites  efficiency  methods.  First,  the  size  is 
ample  for  working  to  advantage.  Second,  no  wasted  steps  are  necessary.  Pantry  at  the 
rear  is  but  a  few  steps  away  while  the  dining  room  is  but  another  few  steps  through 
double  action  door.  Either  the  reception  hall  or  the  grade  entrance  leading  to  base- 
ment or  outside  may  be  reached  directly,  meaning  a  saving  of  time. 

The  second  floor  has  model  sleeping  rooms  and  the  arrangement  with  bath  at  the 
head  of  the  hallway  is  perfect.     Each  of  the  four  bedrooms  shown  on  the  plan  are 

extra  large  and  have  excellent  wall 
space  for  beds,  dressers,  etc.  Three 
of  the  bedrooms  have  large  closet 
space  directly  adjoining — the  other 
bedroom  is  provided  with  the  con- 
venient Aladdin  closette.  For  com- 
plete information  on  the  closette  re- 
fer to  page  106.  All  ceilings  in  bed- 
rooms are  square  and  not  hipped. 
You  will  be  greatly  pleased  with 
your  new  home — The  Standard. 

Refer  to  inside  of  front  cover  for 
price  of  the  Standard.  See  General 
Specifications,  pages  12  and  13. 
Complete  detail  specifications  for  the 
Standard  will  be  sent  on  request.  See 
Terms  on  page  2. 


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Y  home !     Delightfully  attractive,  substantially  erected, 

practical  in  arrangement — nothing  less  could  express 

the  sentiments  that  form  the  tie  between  owner  and 

home — the  Willard.     A  personality  that  is  unusual, 

marks  the  designer's  work  on  this  bungalow.     It  is  correct 

in  line,  and  harmonious  in  detail. 

Sidewalls  of  stucco  will  please  the  fastidious.  Stucco  or 
pebble  dash  cement  walls  seem  to  challenge  summer's  sun 
and  defy  the  winds  of  winter.  But  where  shingles  or  bevel 
siding  are  preferred  to  stucco,  they  can  be  furnished  in 
place  of  the  stucco  at  the  same  price.  And  the  general  ap- 
pearance of  the  Willard  would  be  sure  to  please,  no  matter 
which  sidewall  treatment  you  selected.  You  will  approve 
the  designer's  idea  of  a  broad  and  roomy  porch.  It  is  par- 
tially covered,  the  open  space  which  is  usually  planned  for 
the  spot  located  in  the  afternoon's  shade,  is  bordered  with 
shrubs. 

Much  thought  was  expended  in  planning  the  interior. 
Every  room  has  an  attraction  in  its  careful  layout  for  light 
and  convenience.  The  living  room  and  dining  room  are  both 
at  the  front  of  the  home,  being  divided  by  French  doors. 
Butler's  pantry  between  dining  room  and  kitchen,  is  mod- 
ern in  thought  and  practical  in  effect.  Both  doors  on  but- 
ler's pantry  are  of  the  double  action  type.  Large  kitchen, 
well  lighted,  is  another  feature  of  the  Willard.  Notice  the 
efficient  layout— from  the  kitchen,  direct  access  may  be  had 
to  rear  porch,  hall  leading  to  living  room  and  front  en- 
trance, cellar  entrance,  and  to  butler's  pantry  and  dining 
room,  and  this  with  no  sacrifice  of  necessary  wall  space  for 
stove,  work-table,  kitchen  cabinet,  etc.  The  hallway  from 
living  room  opens  onto  the  large  bedrooms,  with  closets, 
bathroom  and   linen  closet. 

For  price  of  the  Willard,  refer  to  inside  of  front  cover. 
See  General  Specifications  on  pages  12  and  13,  and  Terms 
on  page  2. 


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ARE  you  pleased  with  the  lines  shown  in  the  Frank- 
lin?   This  home  has  appealed  to  a  great  many.     It  was 
first  erected  in  Bay  City,  the  home  of  Aladdin. 
The  excellent  work  of  the  designer  is  shown  in  the  il- 
lustration.    The  keynote  of  the  exterior  plan  is  massive- 
ness.     Note  the  two  large  columns.     They  add  strength 
to   the   front   of  the   home   and   harmonize   with   the  wide  and 
heavy  barge  board.    These  columns  are  two  feet  square  accord- 
ing  to   the   plan. 

Another  feature  that  adds  much  to  the  attractiveness  of  the 
Franklin  is  the  porch  pedestals  that  carry  the  porch  balusters, 
which  you  will  note  do  not  connect  with  the  large  supporting 
columns  on  the  front.  The  pedestals— four  in  all— are  a  depar- 
ture from  the  usual  type  of  porch  arrangement  used  in  bungalow 
architecture  tending  to  add  much  to  the  principal  idea  of  the 
plan— strength. 

Equal  harmony  is  evident  in  the  bay  window  in  the  front 
gable.  This  bay  accommodates  two  single  and  one  double  case- 
ment windows. 

And  the  Franklin  interior  has  much  to  interest  you.  You 
notice  the  room  arrangement.  The  living  room  and  dining  room 
will  appeal  to  you.  As  the  front  door  is  swung  open  a  feeling 
of  comfort  is  evident.  The  wide  living  room  offers  many  ad- 
vantages in  cosy  and  attractive  arrangements  and  with  the  iireplace  at  one 
end  gives  all  that  can  be  desired  in  living  room  comfort. 

The  dining  room  is  separated  from  the  living  room  by  an  arch  witli 
double  French  doors.  This  feature  is  proving  popular  and  besides  this  is  a 
convenience  on  many  occasions.  Another  point  that  we  desire  to  call  to 
the  housewives'  attention  is  the  abundance  of  light  furnished  the  kitchen 
by  a  double  window  on  one  side  and  single  window  on  rear.  Ideal  efficiency 
arrangements  of  work  tables  and  cabinets  can  here  be  secured. 

The  three  good  sized  bedrooms  are  also  well  located.  Each  has  plenty  of 
light  and  wall  space.    The  bathroom  is  situated  off  the  hall  at  the  rear. 

Although  the  Franklin  shown  here  is  finished  in  stucco,  it  can  be  furnished 
with  shingles  or  siding  for  sidewalls  at  the  price  quoted. 

Send  today  for  complete  information  on  the  Franklin,  also  detailed  speci- 
fications. For  Price  refer  to  inside  front  cover.  See  General  Specifications 
on  pages  12  and  13  and  Terms  on  page  2. 


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OR   coinj)aLlncss,    convenience   and    modern    designing,    tlie    Raymond    is   among 

Fthc  leaders.  When  entering  the  front  through  the  attractively  designed  bunga- 
low door,  one  is  at  once  impressed  with  the  roominess  of  this  apparently  small 
house.  This  long  stretch  of  nearly  25  ft.  is  secured  because  of  the  wide  arch 
separating  the  living  and  dining  rooms.  In  this,  as  in  all  Aladdin  houses, 
the  designer  has  kept  prominently  in  mind  the  thought  of  modern  arrange- 
ments, which  in  Aladdins  is  only  another  way  of  saying,  "doing  one's  work  with  the 
least  possible  effort." 

Notice  how  the  kitchen,  apparently  in  the  remote  part  of  the  house,  is  conveniently 
accessible  to  the  dining  room  and  pantry.  These  "step-saving  arrangements"  are  the 
things  that  help  to  make  "doing  one's  own  work"  a  real  pleasure.  What  housewife 
\vould  not  be  delighted  with  the  plan  of  the  Raymond?  Of  course,  the  exposed  rafters, 
casement  windows  and  porch  all  contribute  their  part  to  make  this  little  bungalow  com- 
plete, attractive  and  modern.  If  desired,  siding  can  be  substituted  for  wall  shingles 
without  extra  cost. 

Refer  to  page  101  and  note  the  beautiful  two  panel  door  that  is  furnished  for  all  .Aladdin 
Houses. 

For  Price  of  the  Raymond  refer  to  inside  of  front  cover.     See  Terms  on  paji 
and    General    Specifications  on   pages    12   and    13. 


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HIS  most  charming  dwelling  has  a  host  of  admirers.  Its  individuality  is 
apparent  in  many  ways.  The  broken  roof,  second  story  balcony,  hooded 
front  entrance,  semi-enclosed  porch,  pergola  porte-cochere  with  French 
doors  leading  to  dining  room,  casement  windows  in  front  and  full  attic, 
form  a  delightfully  attractive  whole.  The  house  will  be  furnished  with 
either  siding,  shingles,  or  stucco  exterior.     The  bay  window  projects  three 

feet  and  is  ten  feet  wide.  The  pergola  at  the 
side  is  furnished  with  tin  roof,  giving  pro- 
tection against  snow  and  rain.  This  pergola 
can  be  furnished  with  floor,  giving  a  side 
veranda  instead  of  porte-cochere.  \  most 
unusual  and  distinctive  idea  is  the  little 
balcony  with  double  French  doors  from  the 
upper  sewing  room. 

Note  the  sleeping  room  leading  from  sit- 
ting or  dressing  room  on  second  floor.  This 
gives  all  the  advantages  of  the  sleeping  porch, 
with  none  of  its  inconveniences.  The  sleep- 
ing room  has  four  windows.  Linen  closet  is 
arranged  in  hall,  a  very  large  closet  from  the 
sewing  room,  and  each  bedroom  has  a  closet. 
Built-in  buffet  in  dining  room  affords  room 
for  dishes,  linen  and  silver.  (See  interior 
photo,    page    -19.) 

.\  Tennessee  owner  (name  upon  request) 
writes  about  his  Brentwood:  "My  Brent- 
wood is  the  admiration  of  the  town.  It  was 
ready  for  plastering  two  weeks  after  the  first 
nail  was  flrivcn.  I  saved  about  S700  with 
Aladdin's  help."  Could  you  wish  for  greater 
a.ssurance  of  your  own  satisfaction  than  from 
the   pen   of   this   owner  ? 

For  prices  refer  to  inside  front  cover.  See 
Terms  on  page  2  and  General  Specifications 
on   pages   12  and   13. 


First  Floor  Plan — The  Brentwood 


See  prices  on  inside  of  front  cover. 


HI-2  Boulevard  is  the  wonder  home  to  many  prospective  home-builders.     The 

T        design    in    both    exterior    appearance    and    interior    convenience    is    the    result    of    deep 
thought    in   planning.     Stop   and   think   of   it— three   large   bedrooms,    large   living   room 
and    dining    room    with    good   sized    kitchen,    bath    and    closets — and    all    on   one    floor! 
Of  course,  this  number  of  rooms  may  be  included  in  other  one-story  designs,   but  look 
again  at  the  sizes  of  the  rooms! 
In  point  of  design.  The  Boulevard  is  one  of  the  most  attractive.     Designed  on  con- 
servative  lines,   this   home   is   marked   by  a   number   of   pleasant   architectural   features. 
The  dormer  in  the  front  roof  gives  light  and  air  to  attic  and  adds  much  to  its  beauty. 
The  porch  is  formed  under  the  main  roof — its  wide  dimensions  provide  comfort  and  add  much 
to  the  general  effect  of  this  home. 

A   wide    belt   divides   tlie   siding  on   the   first  story   and   shingles    in   gable — the   treatment   used 
here  is  e.xcellent,  white  belt,  brown  stained  shingles  and  sidewalls. 

The   interior  will  appeal   to  every  housewife  who   has  a   dcsiie 
to  make  the  home  beautiful  and  comfortable. 

The   arrangement   of   rooms   and  size   of   each   permit   excellent 
decorations    and    the    utmost 
convenience.      See    Interior    Il- 
lustrations page  88. 

For    price    of   The    Boule- 
vard  refer  to   inside   front 
roxLT.     Study    General 
Specifications    on    pages 
12     and     13.      Complete 
detail  sprcificatio 
will    be    sent    you    o 
rcfjuest.      See   Terms 
on  page  2. 


Floor  Plan 
The  Boulevard 


A 


S  a  reward  for  a  life  of  thrift,  a 
woman  gained  ownership  to  the 
spot  of  land  reputed  to  be  the  cen- 
ter of  the  United  States.  It  was 
well  worth  her  time  to  search  far 
and  wide  for  a  beautiful  home  de- 
sign for  this  enviable  location.  The  center 
of  the  United  States — the  heart  of  liberty — 
was  deserving  of  the  best.  It  was  unneces- 
sary to  say  that  the  home  for  this  location 
must  be  rock-ribbed  American  in  architec- 
ture. 

In  the  process  of  elimination  which  was  to  de- 
termine the  suitable  design,  hundreds  were  ca.st 
aside.  Porches  too  small,  windows  too  few,  ex- 
teriors too  plain  and  interiors  too  stuffy — was  there 
not  one  home  that  would  prove  suitable  ?  The  book, 
Aladdin  Homes,  was  consulted  too,  but  seemecl 
to  be  last  to  receive  consideration.  Carefully  the 
pages  were  turned,  here  and  there  was  a  home  that 
would  possibly  do,  until  at  last,  the  home  of  them 
all — the  one  that  fulfilled  the  wishes  and  hopes  of 
the  owners— was  found.  It  was  the  Plaza.  Closer 
inspection  proved  beyond  a  doubt  that  this  home 
above  all  was  the  one — and  one  only — for  this 
location.  It  is  a  thoroughbred  bungalow  and  bun- 
galow  architecture   is   American. 

The  very  essence  of  American  architecture  makes 
up   its   attractive   lines.     Tlie   West    is   portrayed    in 
the   beautiful  California  pergola  porch,   the  East   in 
the   interior   of   the    home.      The   sunny   South    finds 
credit    in   the   spacious   porch,    while   the    North 
has   loaned   the   shingled    sidewalls    represent' 
northern   homes  in  the  early  days  of   .^meri 
history. 

Yes,  the  central  spot  of 
the  United  States — .American 
— is  crowned  with  the  Plaza 
home,  .^nd  this  same  .-Mad- 
din  Home  has  crowned  many 
other  spots  of  which  owners 
are   proud. 

If  you  are  interested  in 
making  the  Plaza  your  home, 
write  us  for  the  many  inter- 
esting details  you  will  need 
before  deciding  to  build. 
See  prices  on  inside  of  front 
cover. 

You  will  be  interested  in 
the  general  specifications  on 
pages  12  and  1.^.  .Also  ask 
for  complete  detail  specifi- 
cations for  the  Plaza,  which 
will  be  sent  you  free. 


Floor  Plan 
The  Plaza 


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A 


N  interesting  story  is  woven  into 

the     creation     of     the     Aladdin 

Pomona    Home.     One   of   CaH- 

fornia's    native    daughters    was 

luought    by    her    husband    as    a 

bride   to  a   charming  little   Xew 

York    village    to    live.      While    she    was   delighted 

with  her  new  surroundings,  she  wanted  to  retain 

some   part   of  the   feeling  and   atmosphere  of   her 

golden  west. 

With  the  enthusiastic  support  of  her  husband, 
she  appealed  to  Aladdin  to  produce  a  home  that 
would  radiate  the  delightful  California  sunniness 
and  typify  the  bungalow-craft  for  which  the  sun- 
set country  is  renowned. 

Aladdin   could   not   well   overlook    this   unusual 

appeal  and  promptly  set  about  the  work.     When 

the  sketches,   drawings  and  plans  were  submitted 

to  the  young  couple,  they  were  so  delighted  that  they  christened  the  home  The  Pomona, 

as  being  a   worthy  representative  of  the  delightful  little  California  town  of  that  name, 

from  which  the  "girl   from   the  golden  west"   came. 

When  the  home  was  completed,  a  photograph  was  sent  to  Bay  City  and  .\laddin 
was  given  permission  to  present  it  in  the  .\laddin  Book  of  Homes. 

You  may  be  sure  that  since  that  time  many  other  .\laddin  customers  have  chosen 
it  for  their  home  and  you  will  find  Pomona  designs  nestling  beneath  trees  and  sur- 
rounded by  pleasant  gardens  in  many  American  communities. 

If  there  is  such  a  thing  as  personality  in  a  home,  the  Pomona  surely  expresses 
the  feeling  in  every  angle  and  line.     Bathed  in  a  hot  summer  sun"s  rays,  its  wide  eaves, 


See  prices  on  inside  of  front   covor. 


sliady  porch  and  many  windows  offer  cooling  proieclion ; 
or  blanketed  by  winter's  snows  it  nestles  snugly  and  com- 
pact, and  inviting  the  traveler  to  its  protection.  Walls  of 
siding  and  shingles,  building  paper;  sheathing,  studding 
and  lath  and  plaster  are  equally  good  non-conductors  of 
heat  and  cold.  E.xternally,  many  interesting  ideas  are 
worked  out  and  each  blends  naturally  into  the  whole 
Observe  the  tapered  porch  pillars  of  stucco,  surmounted 
by  clean  lined  columns  of  the  same  design.  The  chimney 
outline  matches  this  plan,  as  does  the  rafter  ends  and  the 
projecting  ends  of  belt  encircling  the  house  above  the  water 
table.  Brackets  supporting  the  eaves  are  shaped  differently 
than  any  other  bungalow  you  ever  saw,  while  the  porch  rail 
is  embellished  by  a  band  running  midway  between  the 
upper  and  lower  rails.  Two  plans  are  illustrated,  one- 
story  and  two-story.  In  the  one-story,  the  front  room  is 
adaptable  to  use  as  den  or  bedroom,  in  the  latter  case  giving 
three  bedrooms.    Good  closets  are  observable  in  both  designs. 

There  are  many  other  things  of  interest  that  you  should 
know  about  the  Pomona,  particularly  those  noted  in  a  re- 
cent issue  of  Aladdin's  ^Magazine — a  magazine  for  home 
builders. 

This  issue  was  devoted  entirely  to  the  Pomona  home. 

The  living  room,  dining  room,  bedrooms — every  part  of 
the  home  possible  to  photograph — are  pictured  in  this  issue. 
Different  views  of  the  exterior  and  pictures  of  the  Pomona 
at   different   stages   during   its 

erection,  an  article  on  kitchen  

efficiency  and  arrangement, 
and  many  other  bits  of  infor- 
mation that  you  will  want  to 
have,  are  presented  in  this 
]>opular  magazine  number. 
This,  with  other  information, 
will  be  sent  to  you  free  upon 
request. 

For  prices  of  the  Pomona 
refer  to  inside  front  cover.  See 
General  Specifications  on 
pages  12  and  13.  Detail  spec- 
ifications for  the  Pomona  will 
be  sent  on  request.    See  Terms 

on  page  2.  „        ,  „, 

Second   Floor   Plan 
The   Pomona   with   Second    Story 

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First    Floor    Plan 
The  Pomona  with  Second  Story 


The  Pomona 
One  Story 


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HY  does  the  IMichigan  Aladdin  Home  sell  as  successfully  each  year  as  other 
Aladdin's?  Why  does  it  still  remain  a  popular  home  in  Aladdin's  catalog  after 
a  four  years'  period  since  it  was  first  classified?  Simply  because  it  is  a  con- 
servative design  of  a  type  that  has  always  found  a  number  of  admirers  among 
home  builders.  Among  the  great  number  of  people  building  new  homes  each 
year,  a  large  percentage  are  not  attracted  to  types  decorated  with  embellishments  and 
novelties  that,  to  use  their  words,  "come  and  go  every  year."  Their  preference  runs  to 
simplicity,  service  and  durability.  And  to  this  class  of  buyer  whose  ideas  are  fixed  on 
plan  and  type,  the  Michigan  is  dedicated,  first  on  account  of  its  long-standing  repu- 
tation as  a  serviceable  and  always  attractive  type  of  home,  and  second  on  account  of 
its  economical  cost — both  in  materials  and  erection. 

Here  again  it  is  proven  that  the  conservative  is  always  the  practical.  In  layout  the 
Michigan  is  practically  square — an  admitted  advantage  in  plan,  both  for  economy  of 
erection  and  heating.  Another  advantage  is  the  comfortable  rooms  possible  with  the 
square  type  home.  The  front  entrance  from  the  wide  porch  leads  to  vestibule  opening 
onto  living  room  and  dining  room.     A  more  pleasant  living  room  arrangement  is  hardly 


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possible.  Situated  at  the  front  of  the  house,  it  commands  the  most  interesting  view 
from  three  sides.  The  semi-open  staircase  is  attractive  in  design  and  finish,  and  is  con- 
veniently located.  The  dining  room  is  large  and  roomy,  well  lighted  and  located  oppo- 
site the  kitchen.  From  the  kitchen,  the  grade  cellar  entrance  leads  to  side  door  or 
basement. 

The  second  floor  plan  illustrates  hall,  three  good-sized  bedrooms,  bathroom  and 
closets.     Notice,  especially,  the  front  bedroom  size,   16x10  feet. 

In  regard  to  cost  of  erection,  the  INIichigan  has  always  surprised  its  builders. 
Erected  from  materials  completely  manufactured  in  the  Aladdin  mills,  it  takes  shape, 
when  the  work  is  started,  in  a  remarkably  short  space  of  time,  and  records  of  builders 
show  that  it  has  been  completed,  ready  for  occupancy,  in  four  weeks  from  date  the 
work  was  started.  The  tendency  of  costs  to  vary  in  different  communities  and  under 
different  circumstances  according  to  price  of  labor,  etc ,  makes  it  impractical  to  quote 
here  figures  that  would  apply  in  all  communities.  However,  a  method  of  figuring 
costs  accurately  before  the  work  is  started  will  be  sent  you  upon  request.  This  will 
enable  you  to  arrive  at  a  very  close  figure  for  the  completed  home.  Send  for  this 
information  today,  together  with  any  other  information  you  desire  regarding  the 
IMichigan,  and  it  will  be  sent  you  by  return  mail. 

A  number  of  very  interesting  letters  from  owners  of  the  Aladdin  IMichigan  home 
are  on  file  in  our  offices.     Copies  will  be  sent  to  you  if  desired. 

For  price  of  the  IMichigan,  refer  to  inside  of  front  cover.  See  General  Specifications 
on  pages  12  and  13  and  Terms  on  page  2. 


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THE  Eleanor  home,  built  on  popular  California  bungalow 
lines,  is  one  that  is  adapted  to  all  climates.  It  seems 
that  the  very  design  demands  stucco  or  pebble  dash 
cement  sidewalls.  And  no  better  protection  from  win- 
ter winds  and  heavy  frosts  could  be  secured.  It  retains 
its  wonderful  w^eather-resisting  qualities,  too,  in  warmer 
climates.  As  you  possibly  know  stucco  seems  to  hold  all 
rooms  cool  and  pleasant  in  spite  of  a  high  summer's  temper- 
ature. 

In  keeping  with  bungalow  lines,  the  Eleanor  is  practical, 
but  not  gaudy.  It  blends  well  with  the  handsome  surround- 
ings of  shrubs  and  lawns.  Possibly  you  have  noticed  the 
roof  formation.  Different  indeed  from  the  customary  found 
on  the  average  bungalow  home.  The  porch  is  formed  under 
the  main  house  roof — it  is  staunch  and  cozy  in  appearance. 
Have  you  noticed  the  front  entrance?  Another  modern  bunga- 
low touch !  The  sidelight  when  placed  on  each  side  of  an 
entrance  adds  imprcssiveness  to  the  design,  besides 
permitting  more  daylight  to  enter  into  the  home. 

Modern  ideas  are  expressed  on  the  interior  of 
the  Eleanor.  Compact,  cozy  and  convenient,  the 
Eleanor  home  plan  attracts  the  favorable  attention 
of  scrutinizing  builders.  The  living  room  and  din- 
ing room  are  ideal  in  location  and  size.  Excellent 
wall  space  for  furniture  settings  is  offered  in  the 
living  room.  French  doors  divide  living  room  from 
dining  room — notice  the  casement  windows  in  din- 
ing room — a  most  charming  touch  of  beauty  to  a 
most  pojiular  spot  in  the  home.  The  connecting 
door  to  the  kitchen  is  of  the  double  action  type. 
You  will  like  the  arrangement  of  bedrooms  and 
bath.  In  a  minimum  of  space,  this  ideal  layout  per- 
mits large  sized  bedrooms,  closets  of  ample  size  and 
an  8x6  foot  bathroom. 

For  prices  of  the  Eleanor,  refer  to  inside  front 
cover.  See  General  Specifications  on  pages  12  and 
13,  and  Terms  on  page  2. 

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rioor  Plan — The  Eleanor 


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Floor   Plan — The   Maples 


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THE  MAPLES  is  of  the  more  conservative  type 
of  bungalow.  At  first  glance,  you  will  notice 
that  simple  lines  are  here  made  into  a  practical, 
substantial  home.  It  has  found  great  favor 
among  Aladdin  customers.  The  low  roof,  wide  eaves. 
odd  windows,  exposed  rafter  ends  and  altogether  at- 
tractive simplicity  make  a  very  pretty  exterior  without 
going  to  extremes  in  decoration.  Much  credit  for  the 
convenient  arrangement  of  the  interior  is  due  to  the 
fact  that  the  house  is  square.  Notice  the  manner  in 
which  the  sleeping  rooms  occupying  one  side  of  the 
house  are  separated  from  the  living  rooms.  The  spa- 
cious living  room  at  the  front  has  an  abundance  of 
light  and  comfort  with  outside  entrance,  entrance 
to  front  sleeping  room  and  wide  entrance  to  the 
dining  room.  Dining  room  is  easily  reached  from 
back  bedroom,  living  room  and  kitchen,  and  is 
well  lighted  on  all  sides.  The  kitchen  is  placed 
opposite  dining  room  with  outside  entrance  to  the 
rear.  Owners  of  the  IMaples  claim  for  it  the  most 
convenient  and  comfortable  arrangement.  Ask  us 
for  names  of  IMaples  owners  near  you  and  let 
them  tell  you  in  their  own  words.  For  price  of 
the  IMaples  refer  to  inside  of  front  cover.  See 
General  Specifications,  pages  12  and  13.  Detail 
specifications  for  the  Maples  will  be  sent  you  on 
request.     See  Terms  on  page  2. 


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Floor  Plan 
The  Stanhope  No.  2 


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RE  you  not  pleased  with  the  Stanhope?  Can  you  con- 
ceive how  with  straight  architectural  lines  any  more 
pleasing  or  substantial  style  of  construction  could  have 
been  worked  out?  Notice  what  a  strong  yet  artistic 
appearance  is  given  the  entire  front  by  the  heavy  porch 
pedestals,  square  porch  columns  and  porch  rail. 

How  in  keeping  are  the  small  lights  in  bungalow  door  and 
the  upper  divided  lights  in  all  windows.  And  when  it  comes  to 
interior  plan,  it  would  be  very  difficult  to  work  out  a  more 
convenient  arrangement.  The  wide  arch  between  living  and 
dining  rooms  gives  an  appearance  of  one  large  room. 

The  double  action  door  leading  to  a  kitchen  large  enough, 
yet  none  too  large,  completes  the  living  part  of  this  compact, 
cosy  home.  Three  well  lighted,  suitable  sized  bedrooms  give  as 
much  sleeping  room  as  is  frequently  found  in  a  much  larger 
home.  For  any  one  desiring  a  six-room  modern  house  all  on  one 
floor,  the  Stanhope  is  a  great  favorite.  The  Aladdin  readi-cut 
system  of  construction  offers  you  a  big  saving  on  this  home. 
You  are  now  able  to  dodge  the  high  cost  of  building  because 
you  pay  for  no  waste  of  materials  or  labor  in  erecting  an  Alad- 
din. INIatch  this  against  the  excessive  cost  of  waste  in  building 
on  the  old-fashioned  method.  Then  compare  market  prices  with 
Aladdin  prices  and  you  will  realize  the  big  advantage  offered 
you  in  the  Aladdin  readi-cut  system.  It  is  estimated  that  18% 
of  the  materials  are  wasted  in  building  on  the  saw-measure-on- 
the-ground  method.  This  means  $18  out  of  every  !?100  is  paid 
for  waste  actually  lost!  The  Aladdin  system  has  reduced  this 
waste  to  less  than  2% — put  the  $18  in  your  pocket.  Can  you 
afford  to  build  on  any  other  plan?  Do  you  care  to  make  this 
saving?  Ask  us  for  names  of  customers — let  them  tell  you  in  their  own  words.  There 
are  many  owners  of  the  Aladdin  Stanhope  throughout  the  country.  Probably  there  is 
one  near  you.  We  will  send  you  names  of  owners — you  can  pay  them  a  visit  and 
inspect  their  home  and  material. 

For  price  of  the  Stanhope  refer  to  inside  of  front  cover.  Study  General  Specifica- 
tions on  pages  12  and  13.  Complete  detail  specifications  will  be  sent  you  upon  request. 
See  Terms  on  page  2. 


Floor  Plan 
The  Stanhope  No.  1 


40 


INSERT  FOLDOUT  HERE 


^Tne  Garo/ina. 


•econd  Floor  Plan — The  Carolina 


First  Floor  Plan — The  Carolina 


See  prices  on  inside  of  front  cover. 

HERE  is  a  strong,  substantial-looking  home  that 
impresses  everyone.  It  has  some  exceptionally 
desirable  advantages  not  found  in  any  other  de- 
sign. In  the  first  place,  the  price  we  have  been 
able  to  place  on  it  is  truly  astonishing  for  the 
conveniences  included.  Four  good  bedrooms — think  of  it  1 
One  bedroom  is  downstairs.  Every  bedroom  has  a  good 
closet,  with  an  especially  large  extra  closet  in  the  front 
bedroom.  Two  grouped  windows  flood  the  living  room 
with  light  and  air.  Wide  arch  separates  the  dining  room 
and  living  room,  giving  a  26-foot  vista  across  the  house. 
The  massive  roof  with  heavy  grouped  columns  on  porch 
gives  a  very  substantial  appearance.  This  house  is  cer- 
tainly a  credit  to  any  owner. 

The  Carolina  has  never  failed  to  please  its  owners. 
One  owner  claims  a  saving  of  $284.00  in  building  the 
Aladdin  way.  These  figures  are  the  result  of  a  compar- 
ison on  bids  received  and  give  an  example  of  the  average 
saving  for  Aladdin  owners.  We  have  on  file,  names  and 
addresses  of  many  thousand  .Aladdin  owners.  There  are 
some  near  you.  Why  not  pay  them  a  visit?  Inspect 
their  homes — the  materials,  etc.  Then  talk  over  with  them 
their  experiences  building  an  Aladdin.  You  will  enjoy 
this  visit.  Send  for  names  of  .'\laddin  owners  near  you. 
For  price  refer  to  inside  of  front  cover.  See  Terms 
on  page  2  and  General  Specifications  on  pages  12  and  13. 


45 


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arieston 


See  prices  on  inside  of  front  cover. 

THERE  are  many  good  points  in  tlie  Charleston,  a  modern  square-type  design. 
The  first  noticeable  feature  is  the  deep  bay  windows  in  front,  both  stories,  also 
on  one  side.    These  give  free  sight  in  all  directions  and  ample  light. 

The  interior  arrangement  is  one  for  convenience.     Front  entrance  is  gained 
through  a  large  reception  hall  with  semi-open  stairway  and  arched  entrance  to 
large  living  room.     This  feature  has  proven  popular,  as  it  can  be  used  for  one  room  and 
still  retain  the  convenience  of  two. 

The  kitchen  has  proved  extremely  attractive  to  busy  housewives.  A  rear  entrance 
leads  to  the  back  porch,  while  the  grade  entrance  at  the  side  leads  to  the  out  doors  and 
basement,  saving  many  steps. 

Four  large  bedrooms  and  bath  are  arranged  on  the  second  floor — plenty  of  light  in 
all.     All  exterior  walls  of  siding.     Beautiful  Colonial  columns  support  porch  roof  and 


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a  three-quarter  length  glass  door  adds  greatly  to  the  appearance.     The  Charleston  is  a 
good,  substantial,  roomy  home. 

There  are  a  number  of  attractive  arrangements  for  the  Charleston  interior.  The 
room  arrangement  and  sizes  of  each  adapt  themselves  to  comfortable  furniture  settings. 
Of  particular  note  are  the  attractive  bay  windows.  These  add  much  to  the  four 
rooms,  living  room  and  dining  room  on  the  first  floor  and  two  bedrooms  on  the  second 
floor.  Cozy  corners  for  the  placing  of  easy  chairs,  cushions  and  pillows  suggest  them- 
selves and  these  features  are  popular  with  home-loving  folks  everywhere. 

The  Aladdin  Department  of  Service  has  a  number  of  interesting  suggestions  on 
interior  decorations,  etc.,  for  the  Charleston.  Also  a  number  of  practical  color  schemes 
for  the  exterior.  Send  for  this  information  today — it  is  free.  It  will  enable  you  to 
plan  your  new  home  in  detail. 

Owners  of  the  Aladdin  Charleston  home  claim  to  save  between  $300  and  $400  by 
building  the  Aladdin  way. 

This  is  due  to  the  Aladdin  Readi-cut  system.  All  the  material  is  cut  to  fit  in  the 
mills  and  reaches  you  ready  to  be  nailed  in  place.  In  this  way  you  pay  for  no  waste  of 
lumber  or  labor — you  pay  for  the  material  that  is  used  and  no  more. 

From  careful  investigation  it  is  estimated  that  the  average  waste  of  good  lumber 
when  building  the  old-fashioned  way  is  between  18%  and  25%.     Do  you  care  to  pay 

big  prices  for  lumber  that  is  wasted? 

For  price  of  the  Charleston  refer  to 
inside  of  front  cover.  See  Terms  on 
page  2  and  General  Specifications  on 
pages  12  and  13. 


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See  prices  on  inside  of  front  cover. 


O  not  the  roof  and  porch  lines  of  the  Sheffield  please  you?    The  heavy  overhang 

Dand  Japanese  roof  effect  give  an  individuality  to  this  attractive  home  that  in- 
variably  pleases    its   ow^ner.     Notice   the   heavy   porch   columns   and   exposed 
scrolled   rafters.     How   well   these   carry   out   the   general   architectural   lines. 
Ascending  to  tiie  porch  by  the  wide  front  steps,  one  is  surprised  with  the  size 
of  the  porch,  26x8  feet.     An  attractive  front  door  and  a  French  door  lead  into  and 
through  the  vestibule  to  the  living  room.     Notice  the  size,  26x15   feet,  and  the  wide 
archway  leading  to  tlie  well  lighted  dining  room.     Arch  A-1,  page  106,  is  furnished  for 


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First  Floor  Plan 
The  Sheffield 


Second  Floor  Plan 
The  Sheffield 


this  archway.  A  kitchen  with  pantry  and  stairs  leading  to  basement  and  grade  en- 
trance complete  the  first  floor.  From  the  living  room  our  easily  ascending  semi-open 
stairs  lead  to  a  central  hall  on  second  floor.  Opening  off  the  hallway  are  three  bed- 
rooms and  a  bath. 

While  this  picture  of  the  Sheffield  shows  the  side  walls  with  the  double  shingled 
effect,  yet  when  desired  siding  without  extra  cost  will  be  substituted  for  shingles. 

For  a  substantial,  convenient,  attractive  home,  don't  you  think  the  Sheffield  is  one 
of  the  best?  Refer  to  inside  of  front  cover  for  price  of  the  Sheffield.  See  Terms  on 
page  2  and  General  Specifications  on  pages  12  and  13. 


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See  prices  on  inside  of  front  cover. 
HIS  striking  design  has  many  delightfully  original  ideas.     The  pleasing  propor- 

Ttion  of  its  generous  roof  and  the  heavy  timbered  effects  under  eaves  and  windows, 
give  stability  and  strength  to  the  general  impression.  Study  the  hooded  front 
entrance  supported  by  heavy  brackets.  .\  pergola  type  of  porch  covering  just 
fits  in  the  right  way.  Also  note  the  heavy  abutment-like  porch  piers.  The  ex- 
terior is  rough  cast  stucco  but  is  sometimes  furnished  with  shingled  walls,  the 
shingles  to  be  stained  a  pearl  gray,  or  left  to  weather. 

The  Lamberton   is  a   genuine   American   home.     Its   lines  are    American — straight, 
simple  and  massive. 

Exterior  trim  seems  to  be  confined  to  small  divided  lights  in  windows  with  heavy 
false  window  sills  supported  by  brackets. 

The  brackets  on  the  eaves  are  simple,  and  especially  designed  for  this  home. 
Notice  the  front  entrance — a  particular  feature  of  this  home.     The  front  door  has 


First    Floor   Plan 
The    Lamberton 


Second    Floor    Plan 
The    Lamberton 


practically  a  full  length  glass  which  is  divided  in  keeping  with  the  general  idea  in  the 
windows.     The  sidelights  on  each  side  of  the  front  door  are  built  to  harmonize. 

And  what  a  splendid  arrangement  of  rooms.  The  reception  hall  is  separated  from 
living  room  by  a  wide  columned  arch  with  bookcases  built  in. 

The  handsome  staircase  presents  a  very  attractive  appearance  as  you  will  note  by 
referring  to  plan  that  a  seat  is  arranged  in  front  of  the  lower  landing,  the  stairs  being 
turned  at  the  landing  toward  the  living  room. 

The  reception  hall  is  well  lighted.  The  front  door  and  sidelights  with  small  case- 
ment window  at  the  side  give  an  even  light  to  hall  and  stairway. 

The  arched  bookcase,  which  divides  reception  hall  from  living  room,  is  fully  de- 
scribed and  pictured  on  page  106  of  this  book. 

French  doors  lead  from  living  room  to  dining  room.  A  breakfast  room  separates 
dining  room  and  kitchen.  Entrance  to  kitchen  is  from  either  breakfast  room,  grade 
entrance  or  reception  hall.  A  large  cloak  closet  is  conveniently  placed.  The  second 
floor  has  four  good,  light,  airy  bedrooms,  closets  and  bath.  The  third  floor  gives  an 
attic  thirty  by  thirty  feet. 

The  bookcases  shown  in  the  illustration  with  fireplace  on  this  page  are  not  included 
with  the  Lamberton  at  the  price  quoted.  Should  you  desire  to  include  them  in  your 
home  you  will  find  them  described  on   page   108. 

Could  more  conveniences  be  offered  in  any  home  of  its  size  than  are  incorporated  in 
the  Lamberton  ? 

Price  of  the  Lamberton  is  quoted  on  inside  of  front  cover.  See  Terms  on  page  2 
and  General  Specifications  on  pages  12  and  13. 


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Floor  Plan — The  Kodney 


See  prices  on  inside  of   front   cover, 

ANY  good  American  families  are  living  happily  and  comfortably  in  Rodneys.  Its 
four  cozy  rooms  are  all  well  arranged  and  its  generous  porch  serves  in  a  delight- 
ful way  the  outdoor  pleasures  of  summer.  A  handsome  front  door  with  glass  in 
upper  part  and  embellished  with  moldings  would  suitably  fit  a  more  costly 
home.  The  double  window  in  the  dining  room,  with  English  sash  made  to 
swing  in  appeals  strongly  to  the  housewife.  All  upper  sash  are  divided  into 
small  lights. 

You  have  your  choice  of  two  sizes  in  the  Rodney.  Xo.  1  is  20x22  feet  over  all  and 
has  four  10x8  foot  rooms.  Price  given  on  inside  of  front  cover.  No.  2  is  24x26  feet 
and  has  four  10x12  foot  rooms.  In  both  designs  a  wide  arch  separates  the  living  room 
from  the  dining  room.     You  will  be  delighted  should  you  decide  to  own  this  cottage. 

Of   course,    you   receive   our   famous   Dollar- A-Knot    siding   and    all    the    materials 
entering  the  construction  are  positively  the  highest  grades   found  anywhere.     Frosted 
brass  oak  leaf  design  lock  sets  set  off  the  beautifully  grained  doors  and  woodwork.    In 
fact,  you  will  have  as  finely  finished  a  home  as  anyone.     Two  men  can  erect  this  hous 
in  four  days.     INIost  owners  of  the  Rodney  did  all  the  work  themselves,  easily. 

For  prices  on  the  Rodney  refer  to  inside  of  front  cover.  See  Terms  on  page  2  and 
General  Specifications  on  pages  12  and  13. 


See  prices  on  inside  of  front  cover. 


H.WE  you  ever  seen  a  bungalow  similar  to  The  IMerrill?  Undoubtedly,  you 
haven't,  as  it  is  a  most  recent  Aladdin  design — one  buiU  on  both  bungalow 
and  Colonial  lines. 
The  fact  that  this  home  is  set  close  to  the  ground,  built  up  but  one  story,  finished 
with  shingled  sidewalls  and  heavy  eaves  supported  by  brackets,  is  an  a.ssurance  of 
its  bungalow   nativity. 

But  here  the  designer  sought  a  departure  from  the  customarv,   and   Colonial  archi- 
tectural   lines    were    employed.      Notice    the    front    entrance    with    Colonial    hood    over 
front    door.     The   .side   porch   is   also   another   Colonial    feature   which    is   a   verv    desir- 
able  one. 

The  popularity  of  The  Merrill  is  assured.  Within  sixtv  davs'  time  after  the  plans  were 
completed,  and  before  it  was  given  space  in  the  Aladdin  catalog,  we  had  orders  for  thirty-two 
Merrill   homes— a    wonderful   tribute   to   its   practicability. 

The  interior  of  this  home  is  one  for  convenience  and  attractiveness.  The  cased  arch  which 
makes  a  wide  opening  between  living  room  and  dining  room,  offers  many  opportunities  for 
tasty  decorations  and  arrangements.  The  living  room  on  the  front  of  the  house  is  well  lighted, 
has  good  wall  space  and  offers  the  utmost  in  comfort  to  its  occupants.  The  dining  room  is  large, 
well  arranged  and  offers  the  additional  conveniences  of  the  wide  side  porch.  The  plan  shows 
three  good-sized   bedrooms,   closets,   bathrooms  and  kitchen  with   cellar  entrance. 

For  price  of  the  Merrill  refer  to  inside  of  front  cover.  See  General  Specifications  on  pages 
12  and  13.  Complete  detail  specifications  for  The  Merrill  will  be  sent  on  request.  See  Terms 
on  page  2. 


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Floor  Plan — The  Leota 
RAFTSMAN"  front  door,  windows  grouped  in  pairs  and  side  walls  shingled 
are  the  particular  ideas  molded  into  The  Leota.  Another  new  thought  is 
the  side  entrance  to  the  porch.  The  porch  posts  should  be  very  heavy  and 
built  of  concrete  as  well  as  the  porch  floor.  The  interior  arrangement  is 
well  illustrated  by  the  floor  plans  siiown  above.  This  little  gem  of  a  bunga- 
low will  match,  in  both  material  and  construction,  homes  of  many  times  its 
cost.  Beautifully  grained  interior  wood  work,  frosted  brass  hardware  fittings 
and  the  finest  stains  and  varnishes  combine  to  give  you  a  most  interesting  bungalow. 
Note  the  windows  with  divided  lights  and  the  exposed  rafter  ends.  When  erected  this 
bungalow  is  worth  very  nearly  two  thousand  dollars,  without  the  lot.  You'll  like  every 
feature  of  it.  The  Leota  is  built  of  the  same  materials  and  in  identically  the  same 
way  as  the  Aladdin  house  which  was  erected  at  the  Panama-Pacific  Liternational 
E.\'position,  and  which  was  awarded  the  highest  prize  by  the  International  Jury  of 
Awards.  It  is  built  of  the  same  material  and  in  identically  the  same  way  as  the 
homes  of  the  President  and  the  other  officers  of  The  Aladdin  Company.  The  same 
beautiful,  clear  and  flawless  lumber,  high  priced  paints,  stains,  varnishes  and  hard- 
ware are  furnished  as  in  all  Aladdin  houses.  While  no  cellar  is  shown  under  The 
Leota  from  which  this  picture  is  taken,  you  can  of  course  have  a  full  cellar,  as  in  any 
other  home. 

For  price  of  the  Leota  refer  to  inside  of  front  cover.  Sec  General  Specifications 
on  pages  12  and  13.  Detail  specification  of  the  Leota  will  be  sent  on  request.  See 
Terms  on  page  2. 


See  prices  on  inside  of  front  cover. 


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I  Floor   Plan — The   Thelma 

STUDY  the  floor  plan  of  the  Thelma!  Imagine  furniture,  carpets  and  curtains 
in  place,  and  a  happy  family  seated  comfortably  in  the  living  room.  Every 
room  in  this  plan  has  a  charm  for  the  home  loving  folks.  Wide,  light  and 
cheery,  the  living  room  of  the  Thelma  is  really  an  exception  to  those  found 
in  the  average  home.  Three  outside  walls  permit  a  view  in  front  or  on 
either  side  of  the  home. 

Direct  access  thru  arch  to  dining  room  is  indeed  a  pleasant  feature  of  the 
Thelma.  And  here  the  dining  room,  too,  is  a  front  room,  its  two  front  windows 
looking  directly  onto  the  street.  The  three  windows  assure  plenty  of  light  and  cheer- 
fulness, and  the  size  of  this  room  means  ample  space  for  convenience  and  comfort. 

The  two  bedrooms,  large  in  size  and  well  located,  with  large  kitchen  off  dining 
room,  make  up  a  very  appealing  home  plan. 

And  isn't  the  exterior  delightful?  Fashioned  on  substantial  bungalow  lines,  its 
beauty  as  a  home  is  apparent  in  many  ways. 

Shingled  side  walls,  pure  white  window  sash  and  trim,  wide  belt  at  gable,  suggest 
many  color  schemes. 

The  delightful  exterior,  the  interior  with  its  coziness  and  the  low  price  quoted  for 
the  complete  material,  are  your  assurances  of  the  highest  satisfaction. 

For  prices  refer  to  inside  front  cover.  See  terms  on  page  2,  and  general  specifica- 
tions on  pages  12  and  13. 


See  prices  on  inside  of  front  cover. 


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See  prices  on  inside  of  front  cover. 

HE  Georgia  presents  a  most  unusual  combination  of  true  bungalow  and  two- 

T  story  house.  Excellent  judgment  by  the  designers  gives  it  character  and  dis- 
tinction. Observe  the  manner  in  which  the  exterior  walls  are  divided  by  a 
belt,  apparently  cutting  down  the  height,  while  the  lower  story  is  sided  and 
the  upper  shingled.  Timber  brackets  balance  the  overhanging  roof,  which  is 
splendidly  proportioned.  The  i)orch  is  unusual  in  shape  and  type,  the  longi- 
tudinal section  being  covered  by  a  roof  that  partakes  of  the  form  and  pitch  of  the  main 
roof,  but  is  relieved  by  the  jutting  gable  covering  that  section  of  the  porch  floor  pro- 
jecting away  from  the  front  door.  Square  tapering  columns  supported  by  pedestals  and 
joined  by  a  well  designed  railing  complete  the  porch. 

.Vote  the  paired  casement  windows  which  afford  excellent  light  to  the  interior. 
The  upper  gable  windows  are  given  an  interesting  touch  by  the  little  bracket-supportei' 
hoods.      Living  room,  dining  room,  kitchen,  grade  cellar  entrance,   three  bcdn 


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The  Georgia  No.  Iwo 

and  closets  constitute  a  complete  housekeeping  establishment.  And 
everything  about  this  home  gives  a  feeling  of  qualitj-  and  refine- 
ment. The  living  room  occupies  one  end  of  the  home,  having  light 
from  three  sides.  The  handsome  stained  staircase  leading  to  sec- 
ond floor  is  placed  at  the  far  end  of  the  room.  The  wall  space  at 
the  left  of  the  stairway  provides  an  excellent  space  for  piano  or 
large  Davenport,  leaving  a  wide  stretch  of  space  in  the  balance  of 
the  room,  preventing  a  crowded  appearance.  The  dining  room 
directly  adjoins  the  living  room,  being  separated  by  a  wide  cased 
arch.  You  will  be  well  pleased  with  the  dining  room,  as  it  is  of 
good  size  and  made  pleasant  by  the  handsome  grouped  casement 
windows  on  two  sides. 

The  kitchen  of  the  Georgia  has  attracted  many  housewives  on 
account  of  its  convenience.     The  grade  cellar  entrance  makes  it  possible  to  enter  the 
basement  from  the  outside  of  the  house  without  passing  through  the  kitchen. 

The  pleasant  and  cozy  rooms  in  the  Georgia  are  made  very  attractive  when  finished 
in  the  beautiful  Oregon  Fir.  This  beautiful  wood  is  furnished  for  interior  finish  in  all 
Aladdin  Homes. 

One  purchaser  alone  erected  ten  Georgias  in  1915,  an  unusual  tribute  to  its 
popularity. 

There  is  much  information  about  the  Georgia  home  in  a  special  issue  of  .Aladdin's 
Magazine,  a  magazine  for  home  builders.  This  entire  issue  of  twenty  pages  is  devoted 
exclusively  to  the  Georgia  home.  Many  photographs  are  shown — interior,  exterior.  One 
interesting  feature  that  has  proven  very  popular  is  a  series  of  photographs  showing 
different  stages  in  the  erection  of  the  Georgia.  Then,  too,  the  housewives  have  taken 
great  interest  in  the  kitchen  efficiency  article  for  the  Georgia  home.  A  copy  of  this 
issue  will  be  sent  you  free  upon  request. 

For  prices  of  Georgia  No.  1  and  Georgia  No.  2  refer  to  inside  of  front  cover.  .See 
General  Specifications  on  pages  12  and  13.  Detail  specifications  for  the  Georgia  will 
be  sent  on  request.     See  Terms  on  pags  2. 


^ke  ^Kerford 

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on  inside  of  front  cover. 
HE  Herford  is  an  achievement  in  building  a  two-story,  four  bedroom  house 

Tat  a  price  less  than  fifteen  hundred  dollars,  yet  the  convenience  and  attractive 
appearance  of  this  design  is  not  impaired  in  the  least.  It  is  of  the  ever  pop- 
ular square  type  which  gives  an  air  of  size  and  massiveness.  Although  the 
Herford  is  designed  along  conservative  lines,  it  is  not  commonplace  or  plain. 
The  hip  roof  and  broad  belt  dividing  first  and  second  stories  are  always  favorable 
touches  that  are  in  keeping  with  the  design.  The  interior  of  the  Herford  will  surprise 
you — the  fact  that  it  is  a  larger  home  than  you  expect  could  be  possible  at  the  price,  is 
impressed  upon  you  when  you  note  the  number  and  size  of  rooms. 

A  large  living  room  across  the  entire  front,  large  square  dining  room  and  kitchen 
make  an  exceptionally  convenient  and  roomy  first  floor  plan.     The  second  floor  has 


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Second  Floor  Plaa 
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four  bedrooms  and  bath,  with  clothes  closets.  The  large  porch  across  the  front  and 
the  grade  cellar  entrance,  are  features  of  this  design  seldom  found  in  a  house  at  this 
price.  Handsome  front  door  with  three-quarter  length  glass  and  wide  window  front 
the  house.  You  couldn't  possibly  better  the  design  and  arrangement  of  the  Herford, 
tn.-  as  you  might  and  it  would  be  utterly  impossible  to  find  better  lumber  than  is 
furnished,  for  it  doesn't  grow  in  any  forest. 

The  carefully  built  semi-open  stairway  with  circle  first  step,  newel  post  and  beau- 
tifully grained  Fir  lumber  add  a  pleasing  tone  to  the  interior  woodwork.  .•Ml  woodwork 
is  ver>'  carefully  sanded  and  ready  to  receive  the  stains  and  varnish. 

See  Terms  on  page  2  and  General  Specifications  on  pages  12  and  13. 

For  price  refer  to  inside  of  front  cover. 


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See  prices  on  inside  of  front  cover. 

HE  ERIE!     Isn't  it  a  little  jewel?       Here  is  a  real  bargain. 

THere  is  a  home  that  will  be  a  great  credit  to  you,  to  your 
building  spot,  to  any  location.  How  can  we  manufacture 
and  sell  this  ideal  home  at  this  price?  Here's  the  reason. 
Stop  and  think  that  your  order  is  received  today  and  enters 
the  mill.  Tomorrow  it  is  rolled  out  of  the  mill  yards  and  is 
on  its  way  to  you.  Probably  the  same  train  has  three  or  four  more 
orders  going  in  the  same  direction.  Your  house  is  but  one  of  the 
many  that  leave  the  Aladdin  mills  each  day,  because  Aladdin  sells  at 
wholesale  prices  and  saves  you  the  dealers'  profits.  Many  a  man  of 
moderate  means  would  like  to  own  his  little  home,  but  the  dealer's 
price,  from  $500  to  $800,  is  too  much,  and  it  is  difficult  for  him  to  engage  carpenters. 
To  all  such  the  Aladdin  Readi-Cut  System  is  a  blessing  because  they  can  build  it 
themselves  at  a  cost  of  simply  their  own  time  plus  the  cost  of  the  material,  or  they 
can  have  it  put  up  in  a  few  days  by  day  labor. 

This  little  home  of  four  rooms  and  attractive  porch  is  a  beauty.  It  is  warm  and 
strong — is  built  of  the  same  high  grade  material  as  the  larger  Aladdin  houses.  Two 
men  with  no  previous  experience,  following  Aladdin's  instructions,  can  erect  this  house 
in  four  days'  time.  You  will  take  great  pride  in  this  Aladdin  home — the  Erie.  The 
Erie  and  Selwyn  will  be  furnished  in  size  20x24  feet  instead  of  16x20  feet  as  shown  in 
these  plans  at  an  additional  cost  of  $96.00  net. 

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I 1  cover.      See   Terms   on    page    2    and 

E^       M^B^^i^B^        General    Specifications   on    pages    12 
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The  Selwyn 

The  Selwyn  is  the  same  as  the 
Erie,  except  it  has  a  large  10x16 
foot  room  across  front  of  house. 
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cover.  See  Terms  on  page  2  and 
General  Specifications  on  pages  12 
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AN  you  imagine  a  belter  utilization  of  space  than  is  obtained  in  the  plan  of  the 
Hudson  ?  The  constant  thought  of  Aladdin  designers  is  toward  giving  a  maxi- 
mum of  convenience  and  comfort  for  the  lowest  possible  cost.  It  is  doubtful  if 
this  result  has  been  exceeded  by  any  other  Aladdin  house.  The  exterior  will 
jjlcase  you,  we  are  sure,  as  this  home  has  a  greater  number  of  admirers.  The 
design  is  practical  and  conservative  with  no  sign  of  over-trimming  being  evident. 
Simple  lines  in  the  porch  construction,  heavy  overhead  boxing,  and  roof  are  in  perfect 
harmony  with  the  balance  of  the  home.  The  windows  of  both  first  and  second  story 
are  treated  .somewhat  differently  from  the  average.  On  the  first  floor  the  windows  arc 
capped  by  the  wide  belt  dividing  first  and  second  floor.  The  windows  on  the  second 
floor  line  up  to  the  trim  board  under  eaves. 


Second  Floor  Plan — The  Hudson 


First  Floor  Plan— The  Hudson 


The  wide  belt  dividing  first  and  second  stories  adds  much  to  the  general  appearance 
of  the  Hudson. 

Notice  the  hip  roof  dormer  on  the  front  roof.  It  helps  break  up  the  flat,  plain  roof. 
Study  the  location  of  rooms  and  the  placing  of  doors  and  windows.  Hudsons  have 
been  erected  in  many  cities  and  towns  about  the  country  and  you  may  be  sure  that  each 
creates  much  favorable  comment  by  friends  and  neighbors  of  the  owners.  The  arches 
dividing  hall,  living  room  and  dining  room  give  an  impression  of  size  and  space  that  is 
most  desirable.  The  reception  hall  permits  direct  access  to  kitchen,  living  room,  or 
second  f!oor.  Ample  light  for  hallway  and  staircase  is  provided  by  full  size  window 
and  three-quarter  length  glass  in  front  door. 

By  referring  to  the  plan  you  will  find  there  is  a  stretch  of  space  twenty-eight  feet 
thru  living  room  and  dining  room.  The  large  living  room,  size  14x16  feet  will  prove 
interesting  to  you  with  the  many  possibilities  for  attractive  furniture  arrangements. 

Entrance  from  hall  to  kitchen  saves  the  housewife  many  steps.  Four  good  bed- 
rooms, closets  and  bath  are  arranged  on  the  second  floor.  Four  Colonial  columns  sup- 
port the  porch  roof  and  a  beautiful  glass  front  door  throws  light  into  the  hall,  in 
addition  to  the  side  window,  and  the  woodwork  and  floors  are  of  beautiful  grained 
lumber,  which  is  subject  to  any  treatment  you  like.  To  lovers  of  simplicity  in  home 
architecture  the  Hudson  always  appeals  strongly. 

We  have  many  interesting  letters  from  Hudson  owners  telling  of  their  experiences, 
cost  of  erection,  and  length  of  time  in  building.  We  will  be  glad  to  send  you  copies  of 
these  letters  or  will  send  you  names  and  addresses  of  owners  nearest  you.  In  this  way 
you  can  write  and  learn  at  first  hand  of  their  complete  satisfaction. 

For  prices  refer  to  inside  of  front  cover.  See  Terms  on  page  2.  See  Specifications 
on  pages  12  and  13. 


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A  COSY,  comfortable,  convenient, 
warm  home;  that  exactly  de- 
scribes this  remarkable  house.    It 

is    as   good   a    building   in    every 

sense  of  the  word  for  its  size  as 
money   can    buy,    and    when    erected    is 
worth  $1,400  to  $1,800.     It  is  designed 
and    built    exactly    like    any    good    con- 
tractor would   build  it.     Identically  the 
same  beautiful  interior  finish  and  knot- 
less   lumber   goes    into    the    construction 
of  the   Princeton  as  into  our  most  ex- 
pensive   houses.      It    simply    cannot    be         The  Princeton  *No. 
surpassed.     This  house  can  be  put  up  and  com- 
pleted   by   two   inexperienced   men,   ready   to   be 
papered  and  painted  in  about  ten  days.     This  is 
possible  because  every  stick  is  cut  the  right  size 
and  ready  to  be  nailed  in  place,  and  because  our 
instructions  and  drawings  are  so  complete  that 
no    sawing,    figuring    or    fussing    is    necessary. 
Every  piece  in  the  house  is  marked  to  corres- 
pond with  the  drawings.     Study  the  floor  plan 
and  see  how  conveniently  the  house  is  laid  out. 
Note  the  arch  between  living  room  and  dining 
room,   large  porch,   the   cellar  entrance,    etc.      A 
careful  study  of  the  arrangement  of  rooms  will 
show  convenience  at  every  point. 

For  price  of  the  Princeton  refer  to  inside  of 
front  cover.  See  Terms  on  page  2  and  General 
Specifications  on  pages  12  and  13. 


Floor  Plan 
The  Princeton  No.  2 


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with  all  the  beauty  of  simplicity  of  de- 
sign. It  has  appealed  so  strongly  to 
home  builders  and  has  met  their  needs 
so  satisfactorily  that  you  will  find 
Gretnas  scattered  throughout  the  length  and 
breadth  of  the  land.  It  has  been  and  is  one  of 
our  very  best  sellers.  The  demand  for  it  is  con- 
stant. It  is  particularly  desirable  where  ground 
space  is  not  too  expensive,  as  its  width  of  thirty 
feet  really  requires  a  lot  of  forty  feet  or  wider. 
Its  long  porch  and  sash  door  give  charm  to  the  ex- 
terior, while  the  large  living  room,  bedrooms,  dining 
room  and  kitchen  furnish  as  convenient  and  desirable 
an  interior  arrangement  as  can  be  had  in  a  home  cost- 
ing much  more  money.  Throughout  you  have  the  same 
excellent  construction  that  is  found  in  every  Aladdin 
house,  yet  the  lines  of  construction  are  so  simple  that 
scores  of  Gretna  owners  have  built  their  entire  house 
without  any  assistance  from  carpenters.  The  Gretna 
is  distinctly  a  house  for  the  home-loving  man  of  mod- 
erate means,  because  without  sacrificing  attractiveness, 
convenience,  or  essentials,  the  cost  has  been  brought 
within  the  reach  of  all.  Either  floor  plan  shown  will 
be  supplied  at  the  same  price.  For  prices  of  the  Gretna 
refer  to  inside  front  cover.  See  General  Specifications 
on  pages  12  and  13  and  Terms  on  page  2. 


©epartmeni  of  Service' 

Aladdin 


DID  you  ever  really  consider  the  won- 
derful difference  in  the  meaning  of 
the  words  house  and  home? 

A  house  is  a  structure  to  live  in. 
Home — the  dearest  place  on  earth — is  that 
structure  that  is  a  part  of  you — made  so  by 
its  association  with  your  family,  their  joys 
and  sorrows,  their  hopes,  aspirations,  and 
fears.  It  is  a  refuge  from  the  trials  and 
struggles  of  the  outer  world.  It  is  a  visible 
expression  of  yourself,  your  tastes  and  char 
acter. 

SERVICE/  — that  golden  touch  which 
changes  the  ordinary  into  the  artistic. — It 
is  that  which  is  not  bounded  by  the  sale, 
but  is  added  to  complete  or  round  out  the 
transaction. 

Aladdin's  interest  does  not  stop  when  the 
order  has  been  received — but  ever  bearing 
in  mind  the  many  nice  discriminations  to  be 
made  in  the  locating,  adorning,  and  sur- 
rounding of  the  home,  the  Department  of 
Service  was  early  established — to  advise, 
direct  or  take  full  charge,  as  the  home 
builders  may  desire,  of  this  part  of  home 
making.  As  we  have  so  often  said,  it  is 
the  use  of  such  skill  that  changes  a  place  to 
stay, — a  house,  to  the  dearest  place  on  earth, 
a  HOME. 

Perhaps  you  find  it  difficult  to  express 
your  tastes,  as  you  feel  them,  when  it  comes 


Gonducied  for 
HomG    Owners 

to  the  arrangement,   furnishing,  and  decoration  of  your  home.     You  may  not   be  sure 
of  yourself.     Right  there  is  where  our  Department  of  Service  can  help. 

This  department  is  in  the  hands  of  people  trained  in  the  planning  and  arrange- 
ment of  artistic  exterior  and  interior  effects  for  the  home — design,  decoration,  land- 
scaping, etc.  It  is  organized  and  maintained  for  a  single  purpose — to  serve  our  cus- 
tomers.    There  is  no  charge  for  this  service. 

If  you  have  a  general  idea  of  color  in  the  exterior  painting  plan  that  you  would 
like  to  follow,  let  the  service  department  work  out  the  details.  In  the  interior  finish 
and  wall  colors  you  may  either  put  the  responsibility  entirely  up  to  the  department, 
or  by  suggesting  general  preferences,  it  will  work  to  your  suggestions  and  carry  out 
the  details. 

By  furnishing  the  department  with  the  size  of  your  grounds,  sketches  will  be 
worked  out  for  attractive  planting  of  shrubberies,  plants,  trees,  etc.,  with  lists  of  seeds 
and  vines. 

In  fact,  the  Department  of  Service  will  help  to  make  your  Aladdin  house   home, 
in  every  sense  possible. 

In  seeking  this  service  you  have  only  to  address  the  Department  of  Service,  care 
of  this  company.  The  service  this  company  renders  its  customers  in  decoration  and 
planting  would  cost  from  fifty  dollars  to  five  hundred  dollars  if  you  consulted  the 
average  landscape  architect.  It  is  but  one  of  the  links  in  the  chain  that  forms  such  a 
close  bond  between  our  customers  and  us. 

The  Passinss  of  the  Pantry 

Of  the  many  conveniences  efficiency  has  bestowed  upon  the  housewife,  the  greatest  and  per- 
haps the  most  noticeable  is  the  kitchen  cabinet  or  kitchenette  wliich  replaces  the  old  pantry. 
The  majority  of  us,  no  doubt,  can  remember  the  old-fashioned  pantry  in  which  was  stored  a  host 
of  things — potatoes  for  the  winter,  preserves,  fruits,  barrels  of  flour,  ice-chest,  table  leaves,  brooms, 
etc., — in  fact,  the  pantry  was  a  sort  of  catch-all — a  rendezvous  for  a  large  variety  of  articles.  At 
times,   it  was  so  overcrowded  as  to  make  it  difficult  to  get  thru  the  door. 

But  when  efficiency  entered,  she  swept  aside  the  old-fashioned  pantry  with  its  multitude  of 
things,  and  in  its  place  arose  the  bright,  sanitary  and  convenient  kitchenette,  a  boon  to  the 
housewife  and  to  sanitation. 

The  new  and  modern  kitchenette  accomplishes  fully  as  much,  if  not  more,  than  the  old  pantry 
did.  It  is  convenient  and  sanitary,  takes  up  less  space  than  the  pantry  and  saves  the  housewife 
hundreds  of  steps  each  day.  No  longer  is  it  necessary  for  her  to 
bring  supplies  back  and  forth  from  the  pantry  to  the  kitchen 
table.  She  may  now  sit  at  her  cabinet  with  its  work  table  and 
have  at  her  finger's  end  the  materials  for  a  meal,  as  there  is  place 
for  all  necessary  utensils  and  raw  materials,  such  as  flour,  sugar, 
tea  and  coffee,  spices,  canned  goods,  bread-box,  etc.  And  isn't 
the  kitchen,  rather  than  the  pantry,  the  proper  place  for  the 
preparation  of  meals? 

Therefore,  the  majority  of  efficient  housewives  of  today  object  ta 
the  anne.xation  of  a  pantry  to  their  kitchens,  preferring  the  ad- 
vantageous  kitchenette   in   its   stead. 

Thus,  efficiency  has  completely  eliminated  the  old-fashioned 
pantry  and  has  placed  before  the  housewife  a  most  commendable 
substitute — the  modern  kitchenette. 

Aladdin  kitchens  are  planned  expressly  for  efficiency  and  step- 
saving. 

In  line  with  Aladdin's  usual  service  to  the  builder  you  can 
secure  the  co-operation  of  a  household  efficiency  expert  to  help 
you  arrange  your  kitchen.  This  service  is  free,  of  course,  and  is 
offered  you  on  any  home  you  may  erect  from  the  Aladdin  cata- 
log. Large  or  small,  the  kitchen  needs  mucli  thought  and  that 
is  why  this  added  help  of  Aladdin's  to  his  builders  has  found 
so   much   favor. 


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PRIDE  of  ownership !  The  very  attitude  of  every  member  of  the  family  in  this 
picture  denotes  pleasure  and  satisfaction  with  their  home :  even  to  the  extent 
of  painting  a  small,  neat  name,  that  all  who  pass  may  know.  The  Florence 
is  quite  extraordinary  in  the  almost  universal  appeal  it  has  on  observers.  It 
is  as  clean  in  outline  as  a  Greek  temple  and  surely  as  pleasant  to  look  upon 
as  any  home  could  be.  To  the  lover  of  simplicity  the  Florence  has  a  strong 
attraction,  its  well  balanced  and  commodious  porch,  finely  proportioned  roof  and  dor- 
mer window,  wide  front  windows  and  shingled  gables  all  being  in  perfect  harmony. 
And  the  material  from  which  the  whole  is  moulded  is  all  as  perfect  as  can  be  taken 
out  of  the  forest.  The  owner  has  no  lingering  memories  of  paint  covered  defects  to 
spoil  his  pride  of  ownership.  The  siding,  the  trim,  the  shingles,  and  the  porch  work 
are  entirely  free  from  knots  or  other  defects. 

The  interior  will  appeal  to  the  housewife.  It  rather  surprises  you  to  learn  that 
there  are  three  fine  bedrooms,  giving  a  large  family  ample  accommodations.  Living 
room  IS  centrally  located,  which  is  much  desired  by  many  families.  The  bathroom  is 
well  placed,  while  the  kitchen  is  made  more  roomy  by  a  light  pantry.  Well  placed 
cellar  stairs  give  access  to  the  basement  from  the  kitchen.  Beautiful  floors  and  wood- 
work distinguish  all  Aladdin  houses  and  of  course  give  the  finished  effect  to  the 
Florence  as  to  all  our  other  designs.  Refer  to  inside  of  front  cover  for  prices.  See 
Terms  on  page  2,  and  General  Specifications  on  pages  12  and  13. 


First  Floor  Plan 
The  Yale 

THE  full  realization  of  a  complete  home  is  gratified  in  the  Yale.  The  judgment 
of  Aladdin  designers  has  been  wonderfully  approved  in  the  hundreds  of  sales 
of  this  design.  When  you  fully  comprehend  all  that  it  offers,  you  will  be  as 
enthusiastic  about  it  as  every  customer  who  is  living  in  it. 
Harmony  of  design  and  proportion  first  strikes  the  eye.  With  a  width  of 
twenty  feet,  making  it  adaptable  to  narrow  lots,  it  accomplished  a  two-story 
plan  without  its  height  being  apparent.  Four  gables  afford  a  surprising  amount  of 
room  in  the  second  story.  Concrete  pedestals  support  square  porch  columns  and  the 
long  balusters  of  the  porch  railing  are  different  from  the  usual  type.  A  beautiful  front 
door  leads  into  the  living  room  which  extends  full  width  of  the  house.  Arched  opening 
separates  living  room  from  dining  room.  See  photos  bottom  page  63.  Kitchen,  cellar 
way  and  rear  porch  complete  the  first  story.  On  the  second  story  are  found  the  bed- 
rooms, bath  and  closet.  You  will  be  delighted  by  the  selection  of  the  Yale  and  especially 
the  surpassing  beauty  of  the  interior  woodwork  which  lends  itself  to  the  most  interest- 
ing decorative  schemes.  Our  Wood  Stains  and  varnish  permit  your  taste  to  be  realized 
to  the  fullest  extent.  For  price  of  the  Yale,  refer  to  inside  of  front  cover.  See  General 
Specifications  on  pages  12  and  13.  Complete  detail  specifications  for  the  Yale  will  be 
sent  on  request.     See  Terms  on  page  2. 


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The  Sunshine 
Floor  Plan 

HIS  charming  bungalow  nestling  in  this  setting  of  trees  represents  one  of  the 
'^     1     "^       best  pieces  of  work  of  our  master  designers. 

I  Individuality    is    portrayed    in    all    its    lines    and    it    is    distinctly    American    in 

I  character. 

I  E.xtreme  simplicity  is  the  motif  behind  the  planning  of  this  home. 

B  Simplicity   implies   character,    quality   and  ta.ste. 

^"  Sunshine   implies   cheerfulness,    happiness,    prosperity   and   light. 

Could  a  more  fitting  name  than  "Sunshine"   be  given  to  this  home? 
It    radiates    that    sweet,    simple    home    atmosphere    everyone    wishes    to    secure    in 
their  home  and  to   see  in  the   homes  of  others. 

The   roof   lines   are    particularly   graceful,    the   main    roof   extending   down    over    the    porch,    it 
being  evenly   balanced   by  a   dormer  of  just   the   right   proportions. 

A  study  of  the  interior  reveals  an  exceptionally  well  laid  and  thought  out  plan. 
Light  in  any  home  is  an  essential  feature  and  we  have  provided  an  abundance  of  it  for 
every  room.  The  large  living  room  gives  access  to  the  dining  room  and  front  bedroom,  as  well 
as  small  clothes  closet.  See  page  35.  The  opening  between  the  living  room  and  dining  room 
is  a  prepossessing  cased  archway.  The  fireplace  and  outside  chimney  are  shown  in  the 
photograph  and  floor  plan  although  it  is  not  necessary  that  you  build  these  should  you  favor 
this  house.     The  two   back   bedrooms  have  regular  closets  built   off  of  them. 

At  the   rear  of  the  bungalow   one  of  our  regular   Addition   Xo.   -4   is  furnished,   this   providing 
for   a    combined   cellar    and    rear   entrance. 

If  the   "Sunshine"    appeals  to   you.   write   us   so  we   can   send   you   still   further   details.     Refer 
to  inside  of  front  cover  for  prices.     See  Terms  on  page  2.     Specifications  on  pages  12  and   13. 


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HIS  niodern  home  with  its  distinctive  features  has  a  large  number  of  ad- 
mirers. The  general  appearance,  both  design  and  arrangement  of  detail, 
place  it  in  a  class  of  its  own.  The  general  lines  are  taken  from  New  Eng- 
land and  Southern  Colonial  architecture,  while  many  original  ideas  are 
added. 
The  windows,  with  divided  lights  and  simple  dormers  breaking  the  front  roof,  are 
purely  of  New  England  origin,  and  are  often  referred  to  as  "severe,  simple  and  quiet." 
Credit  is  due  Southern  designers  for  the  semi-circle  porch  and  front  entrance  de- 
tail. By  closer  inspection  you  will  notice  that  the  heavy  front  door  is  balanced  on 
either  side  by  side-lights.  The  detail  in  both  door  and  side-lights  harmonize,  as 
both  have  glass  in  upper  half.  Besides  the  decorative  value  of  this  feature  it  is  prac- 
tical in  that  it  provides  a  flood  of  light  in  the  reception  hall,  lighting  stairs  and 
passageways.  The  semi-circle  porch  with  balcony  effect  is  supported  by  four  largo 
turned  columns. 

The  broad  and  sjiacious  side  porch  is  also  of  interest.  It  is  one  of  the  most  typical 
features  of  Colonial  architecture.  The  balusters  and  rail  are  extended  around  the 
])orch,  entrance  to  be  had  from  the  two  side  doors  in  the  living  room  on  either  side 
of  the  fireplace  or  from  the  steps  at  the  side. 


72 


The  Colonial  is  shown  here  with  terrace  breaking  abruptly  a  short  distance  from 
the  front.  This  is  another  Southern  feature  that  is  proving  very  popular  among 
builders  of  better  class  homes  today. 

The  interior  expresses  modern  ideas.  The  large  size  porch  is  an  excellent  summer 
season  auxiliary  to  the  living  room,  as  both  run  parallel,  with  entrance  doors  on 
either  side  of  the  fireplace.  The  living  room  is  arranged  at  one  end  of  the  home. 
The  size,  15  feet  wide  by  30  feet  long,  offers  many  opportunities  for  different  and 
tasty  arrangement  of  furniture.  The  fireplace  which  is  shown  in  the  plan  adds  much 
to  the  comfort  and  attractiveness  of  the  room  and  is  well  located.  The  library  which 
directly  adjoins  living  room  has  excellent  wall  space  for  bookcases  and  library  furni- 
ture. The  location  of  this  room  makes  it  suitable  for  either  library  or  den.  The  ar- 
rangement of  dining  room  and  kitchen  is  ideal.  The  dining  room  at  the  front  right 
corner  and  kitchen  at  the  rear  are  divided  by  butler's  pantry. 

The  kitchen  in  this  design  has  received  considerable  thought.  Notice  that  you  are 
able  to  reach  front  entrance  through  the  hall  to  reception  hall  without  passing  through 
the  other  rooms.  Double  action  doors  prove  convenient  between  kitchen  and  dining 
room.  From  the  reception  hall  you  can  pass  directly  into  the  living  room  or  dining 
room  or  into  the  kitchen.  Four  corner  bedrooms  on  second  floor  are  well  ventilated 
and  easily  accessible  to  hallway  and  bathroom.  This  home  is  fascinating  in  appearance 
and  has  much  of  the  sought-for  distinction.  Of  course  you  will  want  to  know  a  great 
many  things  about  the  Colonial,  if  this  handsome  home  appeals  to  you ;  things  that 
there  is  not  enough  space  to  tell  about  here.  Upon  request  we  will  send  complete  de- 
tail specifications  and  go  into  all  the  interesting  facts.     Write  us  about  your  ideas. 

For  Prices  of  Colonial  refer  to  inside  of  front  cover.  See  General  Specifications 
on  pages  12  and  13.     See  Terms  on  page  2. 


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See  prices  on  inside  of  front  cover, 

THE  Strathmore  is  different  in  design — it  is  a  home  of  individual  tastes.  By 
noticing  the  photograph  you  will  find  that  the  special  details  are  arranged 
in  groups — double  doors  in  front  entrance,  double  windows  balanced  on  each 
side,  triple  windows  in  dormer  above.  The  double  door  feature  owes  its 
origin  to  architecture  that  was  real  popular  in  Colonial  days.  Today  it  is  again  com- 
ing into  general  favor  in  the  largest  and  highest  class  homes  on  account  of  the  pleasing 
effect  it  gives  to  both  the  interior  and  exterior  of  the  home.  The  pergola  porch  at  one 
side  is  another  feature  that  pleases  the  average  home-builder  with  modern  ideas. 

The  interior  arrangement  will  please  you — notice  the  floor  plan.  The  large  living 
room  is  graced  with  a  beautiful  staircase.  From  the  living  room  thru  wide  arch  you 
enter  the  dining  room  with  kitchen  to  the  rear.  One  bedroom  downstairs  with  three 
more  and  bath  on  the  second  floor  make  just  an  ideal  home. 

This  design  gives  plenty  of  opportunity  for  home-loving  folks  to  express  personal- 
ity and  character  in  the  decorations.  This  one  pictured  here  was  painted  in  white  and 
trimmed  in  green.  Excellent  effects  could  be  had  by  painting  the  house  a  lead  gray 
or  a  yellow  with  white  trim,  or  house  painted  in  brown  and  trimmed  with  white.  The 
living  room — the  one  room  that   belongs  to  the  entire   family — could   be   papered  or 


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Second  Floor  Plan — The  Strathmore 


First   Floor   Plan — The   Strathmore 


74 


frescoed  in  deep  brown  with  white  ceiling.  Space 
alongside  of  stairway  would  make  a  handsome 
setting  for  a  davenport,  wide  seat,  or  a  piano.  Of 
course,  everyone  has  ideas  for  the  decoration  of 
their  new  home,  and  to  help  them,  the  Aladdin 
Department  of  Service  will  gladly  send  many 
more — and  this  free  of  charge.  Let  us  help  you 
plan  this  ideal  home — the  Strathmore — for  your 
home. 

By  referring  to  page  101  you  will  note  the  style 
of  interior  door  that  is  furnished  for  Aladdin 
Homes.  These  doors,  as  well  as  the  interior  fin- 
ishing material  for  all  Aladdin  houses,  are  made 

from  the  most   select  of  stock   which   is   the    beautifully   grained    Oregon   Fir.     Possibly   no   other 

wood  is  as  attractively  grained  as  Fir,  and  few  other  materials  can  be  decorated  as  richly. 

Many  different  stains  can  be  used  on  Aladdin  Fir  with  great  success,  among  which  are  light 

and  dark  oak  and  dark  mahogany. 

Send  for  complete   detailed  specifications  of  the  Strathmore  which  are  sent  upon  request.     A 

complete  itemized  list  is  given  of  everything  entering  into  the  Strathmore  home. 

For   prices  of  the   Strathmore   refer  to   inside  front  cover.    See  Terms  on   page  2  and   General 

Specifications  on  pages  12  and  13. 


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Second    Floor    Plan 
The    Tucson 


First  Floor  Plan 
The    Tucson 


See  prices  on  inside  of  front  cover. 

WHEN  it  comes  to  much  in  a  small  space  the  Tucson 
certainly  leads.  Five  convenient,  well  lighted,  at- 
tractive rooms,  with  good  sized  front  porch  make 
up  this  snug  and  cosy  little  home.  Sash  front 
door,  semi-open  stairs  and  wide  arch  between  liv- 
ing room  and  dining  room  add  materially  to  the  attract- 
iveness of  the  Tucson.  Where  the  e.xterior  is  painted  either 
a  French  gray  or  seal  brown  and  trimmed  with  white  or 
cream,  and  the  beautifully  grained  interior  fir  trim  is 
either  finished  with  oil  or  stain  and  then  varnished,  the 
Tucson  presents  a  fresh,  attractive  appearance  that  in- 
variably brings  pleasure  and  satisfaction  to  its  owner. 
(Rear  addition  shown  in  photograph  not  included.  See 
pages  104-105.) 

The  Tucson  is  one  of  the  first  Aladdin  designs  and  has 
always  proven  exceptionally  popular.  The  first  year  it  was 
listed  in  the  Aladdin  catalog  it  was  sold  to  four  different 
parties  who  have  built  the  Tucson  again  after  the  first  one 
was  complete. 

A  number  of  companies  have  erected  this  house  in  large 
numbers.     One  customer  in  1913  erected  sixty-four. 

At  the  price  quoted  in  price  list  you  save  between  $150 
to  $275  on  the  material  and  erection  of  the  Tucson.  The 
material  is  prepared  from  carefully  drawn  plans — and 
without  waste.  Hence  you  pay  for  no  lumber  that  is 
wasted  in  sawing  or  fitting  on  the  ground.  Your  car- 
penters will  be  able  to  erect  it  much  faster.  This  saving 
is  also  noticeable,  as  it  usually  cuts  down  time  of  erec- 
tion a  third. 

Send  for  complete  detailed  specifications  of  the  Tucson 
which  will  be  sent  to  you  upon  request. 

For  Prices  refer  to  inside  front  cover.  See  Terms  on 
page  2  and  General  Specifications  on  pages  12  and  13. 


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Second    Floor   Plan 
The  Finley 


See  prices  on  inside  of  front  cover. 

WHILE  the  Finley  is  popular  with  the  owner 
of  any  sized  lot,  yet  it  finds  special  favor 
in  cities  where  lots  are  sometimes  as  nar- 
row as  30,  or  even  25  feet.  The  Finley 
can  be  built  very  nicely  on  a  25-foot  lot 
and  still  leave  ample  space  for  a  walk  on  either 
side. 

In  the  Finley  the  designer  has  followed  through- 
out plain,  straight  lines,  yet  when  painted  French 
gray  or  leather  brown  and  trimmed  in  white,  the 
owner  of  the  Finley  is  invariably  delighted. 

A  large,  pleasant  front  porch,  six  rooms,  bath  T\t&\,  Floor  PI 

and   closettes   are   found   in   this  remarkably    low  Tie  Finley 

priced  house.  The  ever  popular  plan  is  followed  of  a  large  living  room  across  the 
entire  front  with  wide  archway  leading  to  dining  room.  By  a  double-action  door  one 
enters  the  kitchen  direct  from  the  dining  room.  An  attractive  semi-open  stairs  leads 
from  living  room  to  second  floor  where  there  are  to  be  found  three  sleeping  rooms, 
bath  and  closettes.  Those  wanting  a  si.x-room,  two-story  plain  house  are  invariably 
pleased  with  the  Finley. 

On  an  average,  owners  of  the  Finley  claim  savings  of  $200  to  $325  on  their  homes. 
These  estimates  include  savings  on  cost  of  material,  also  savings  on  cost  of  labor. 
When  you  receive  the  material  it  is  entirely  cut-to-fit,  ready  for  erection.  You  pay 
for  only  the  actual  material  used  in  building  your  home — no  more.  Now,  think  of 
the  good  lumber  that  is  wasted  in  building  the  old-fashioned  way.  And  you  also  pay 
for  the  e.xtra  labor  which  is  unnecessary  building  an  Aladdin. 

See  Prices  on  inside  front  cover.     Also  Terms,  page  2,  and 
General  Specifications,  pages  12  and  13. 


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HE  Aladdin  two-family  house.    The 

T  Duplex  is  produced  as  the  result 
of  a  large  demand  we  have  had  for 
a  double  house.  The  double  house 
has  some  very  attractive  features.  It 
enables  its  owner  to  live  in  one  part  and 
secure  a  good  rental  from  the  other,  his 
return  is  consequently  much  greater  than  if 
he  had  built  two  separate  houses.  Besides 
this,  the  double  or  two-apartment  is  a 
necessity  where  ground  space  is  costly  and  j-j^g^  Floor  Plan 

homes  scarce.    The  Duplex  design  has  none  The  Duplex 

of  the  disagreeable  features  so  common  in  two-apart- 
ment homes.  Both  first  and  second  floors  are  complete 
homes  in  themselves  with  separate  front  and  rear  en- 
trances. The  floor  plan  gives  one  an  idea  of  the  con- 
venience and  comfort  to  be  had  for  both  occupants  of 
the  Duplex.  Both  floors  contain  living  room,  dining 
room,  kitchen,  two  bedrooms,  bath,  pantry,  front  and 
rear  porches.  One  Aladdin  customer  who  has  erected 
three  Duplex  apartment  houses  says  the  completed  cost 
of  each  of  his  Aladdin  buildings  showed  a  net  saving  of 
$560  each. 

For  Prices  on  the  Duplex  see  inside  front  cover.     See 
Terms,  page  2,  General  Specifications,  pages  12  and  13. 


D^,,K1^  T-I^..-.^^...  We  show  but  two  low  priced 
OUble  Houses  Two-Apartment  Aladdin  Houses 
in  this  catalog.  However  we  have  other  sizes  and  types 
which  will  be  sent  upon  request. 


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First   Floor  Plan 
The  Devon 


See  prices  on  inside  of  front  cover. 
HIS     plan     of     two     apartment 
house      is     recommended      in 
many  cases  on  account  of  the 
width    which    enables   you    to 
place  it  on  a  2S-foot  lot  and 
still  provide  space  at  one  side   for  a 
combination    driveway    and    sidewalk. 
The  plan  shows  living  room,  stairway, 
dining  room,  kitchen,  grade  cellar  en- 
trance  and  pantry  on   the   first   floor. 
The  second  floor  contains  three  good 
sized  bedrooms,  bath  and  hall.     This 
arrangement    proves    popular     among 
tenants,   and   sufficient   space   is   pro- 
vided   for    the    average    needs.      Both 
apartments  have  front  porch  and  front 
entrance  and  separate  grade  cellar  entrances  at  the  rear 
of  the  house.     This  apartment  has  proven  an  exception- 
ally  popular  seller  and  we  have   received   many  repeat 
orders  after  the  first  house  was  erected.     Send  for  com- 
plete information  on  this  house,  also  detailed  specifica- 
tions. 

For  Prices  of  the  Devon  see  letter  on  inside  front  of 
cover.  See  General  Specifications  on  pages  12  and  13. 
See  Terms  on  page  2. 


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HERE  is  much  to  interest  the  home  builder  Tn   the  Rochester  home — a  very 

T  popular  Aladdin  design.  Covering  a  period  of  five  years'  time  since  it  was  first 
included  in  the  Aladdin  Book,  its  popularity  has  been  widespread.  It  was 
first  erected  in  northern  ]\linnesota  in  the  spring  of  1911.  The  owner  of  this 
Rochester  is  very  high  in  his  praise  of  the  warnitli  of  Aladdin  construction 
and  the  handsome  appearance  of  this  design.  Since  that  time,  the  Rochester  lias  been 
erected  many  times  in  nearly  every  state  in  the  Union.  One  state  now  has  nineteen 
Rochester  liomes  within  its  borders. 

In  design  the  Rochester  is  truly  American — simple,  strong  and  substantial.  Con- 
servative lines  bespeak  dignity  and  personality  of  which  this  design  is  a  shining  ex- 
ample. Its  features  are  not  composed  'of  novelties  that  come  and  go,  but  are  made 
up  of  the  careful  touches  that  have  stood  the  test  with  home  builders  for  many 
years.  The  Rochester  has  the  added  advantage  in  point  of  design  of  being  square 
in  shape,  which  always  expresses  massiveness  and  strength.  While  the  exterior  is 
simple  in  design,  yet  it  is  not  commonplace  or  uninviting.     The  scrolled  rafter  ends 


First   Floor   Plan 
The    Rochester 


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studding  the  eaves  of  house,  dormer  and  porch  roofs,  add  an  artistic  touch  without 
giving  it  an  overburdening  of  trimmings.  Still  another  distinction  noted  in  the 
Rochester  is  the  window  arrangement.  Grouped  in  pairs  in  most  cases  they  add 
strength  to  the  design  of  the  exterior  and  provide  an  abundance  of  light  to  all  rooms 
on  the  interior. 

In  planning  a  home,  the  housewife,  besides  giving  deep  thought  to  the  exterior 
appearance,  takes  a  greater  interest  still  in  the  interior  arrangement.  Housewives  in 
general  have  placed  their  stamp  of  approval  on  the  interior  of  the  Rochester.  The 
arrangement  is  ideal — convenient  and  comfortable,  minimizing  housework.  Note  the 
vestibule,  large  living  room  with  cozy  bedroom  having  projecting  bay  window,  group 
window  in  dining  room,  large  pantry  attached  to  kitchen,  and  rear  exit  grade  cel- 
lar entrance. 

On  a  one-thousand  dollar  lot  the  Rochester  would  normally  sell  for  at  least  $5,500. 
You  can  easily  comprehend  the  profit  available  to  the  owner  should  conditions  arise 
that  he  would  want  to  sell  it.  Owners  of  Aladdin  houses  find  that  the  high  quality 
of  finish,  material,  both  inside  and  outside,  helps  make  quick  sales  when  a  sale  is 
desired. 

For  Prices  of  the  Rochester,  refer  to  inside  front  cover.  See  Terms  on  page  2 
and  General  Specifications  on  pages  12  and  13. 


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See  prices  on  inside  of  front  cover, 

SIMPLE  square  lines  have  been 
here    transformed    into    a 
charming   home.      The    plan 
is  quite  different  from  any- 
thing  else   shown   in   our   book,   yet 
the   arrangement   of   rooms,    conven- 
ience   and    access,    one    room    with 
another,   is  e.xcellent.    Note  that  the 
entrance    hall    gives    access   to   three 
different   rooms    and    is    but   a   step 
from  the  kitchen.    The  living  room  is 
separated   from   the  dining  room  by 
the  hall,  with  a  vista  of  two  arches.     Light  is 
admitted  to  hall  by  windows  on  each  side  of 
front  door.     Two  bedrooms,  bath  and  kitchen 
complete  this  snug  design.  The  exterior  is  shin- 
gled, and  shows  very  wide  eaves  with  exposed 
rafters.     Although   the   chimney    is   shown    on 
the  outside  of  the  house,  it  can  be  placed  in 
any  part  of  the  home. 

The  most  noticeable  features  to  visitors  of 
the  Plymouth  is  the  beautiful  interior  finish. 
When  stained  and  oiled  in  the  rich  tones  of  oak 
the  attractive  grain  in  the  fir  finishing  mate- 
rial contrasts  handsomely  with  the  delicate 
shades  used  for  interior  decoration.     Ail  the 


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fir  material  used   for  interior  finish   in 
every  Aladdin  Home  is  carefully  selected  for  the  finest  grain  patterns. 

For  prices  of  the  Plymouth  refer  to  inside  front  cover.  See  General  Specifications 
on  pages  12  and  13.  Detailed  specifications  of  the  Plymouth  will  be  sent  on  request. 
See  Terms  on  page  2. 


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The  Chester 


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BSee  prices  on  inside  of  front  cover. 
ROWN  shingles  trimmed  with  white  distinguish  this 
little  home  from  the  ordinary  looking  cottages 
found  in  most  communities.  The  Chester  is  a 
trim,  neat,  compact  and  pretty  bungalow.  Its  five 
rooms  are  nicely  arranged,  its  porch  roomy  and  every 
room  is  well  lighted.  Note  the  spacious,  airy  living  room 
that  stretches  the  full  width  of  the  house  and  gives  a 
view  in  both  directions  as  well  as  in  front.  Arch  separates 
dining  room  while  two  bedrooms  and  kitchen  complete  the 
home.  You  are  privileged  to  choose  any  colors  of  paint  and 
stain  for  shingles  and  trimming  for  the  exterior,  and  you 
can  have  the  most  modern  ideas  worked  out  in  your  interior 
decorations  with  the  wide  variety  of  stains,  varnishes  and 
paints  illustrated  on  our  color  cards.  !Most  owners  of  the 
Chester  write  us  about  the  pleasure  they  derived  from  erect- 
ing and  completing  it  themselves.  You  can  do  this  easily. 
With  every  Aladdin  House  we  send  complete  instructions 
and  illustrations  for  erecting.  These  instructions  are  so 
carefully  written  that  anyone  not  a  carpenter  could  easily 
understand  them.  It  tells  you  how  to  start  the  work,  kinds 
of  material  to  use  and  in  most  cases  gives  illustrations  of 
different  stages  of  the  erection.  This  information  is  sent  to 
you  in  book  form — over  100  pages —  and  includes  informa- 
tion on  every  part  of  the  erection  from  the  digging  of  foun- 
dation to  the  time  it  is  ready  for  occupancy. 

For  Prices  see  inside  front  cover.     See  Terms  on  page  2 
and  General  Specifications  on  pages  12  and  13. 


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See   prices   on    inside    of   front   cover. 

HE  DRESDEN  will  appeal  to  you  as  be- 

Ting  an  ideal  home.  The  picture,  which 
was  taken  on  a  midsummer's  day,  shows 
a  number  of  features  that  are  not  found 
in  the  average  home.  Notice  the  porch — 
the  shelter  and  relief  it  provides  from  the 
hot  summer  sun.  Every  inch  of  the  one  hundred 
and  twenty  square  feet  of  floor  space  on  this  porch 
seems  to  hold  a  charm  for  the  comfort  seeker.  .\nd 
as  much  can  be  said  of  the  inside  of  the  home. 
Notice  the  picture,  showing  windows  raised.  It  is 
possible  to  practically  open  up  the  home  on  four 
sides  giving  the  utmost  in  ventilation,  making  all  rooms  light 
and  airy,  cool  and  pleasant. 

Before  reading  further,  look  over  the  floor  plan  carefully. 
What  do  you  think  of  it  ?  Isn't  it  just  right  for  convenience — - 
doesn't  it  appeal  to  your  ideas  of  "home?"  Notice  the  long 
stretch — practically  twenty-four  feet — thru  living  room  and 
dining  room.  The  daylight  rooms  are  arranged  on  one  side 
of  the  home  and  possess  every  desired  feature — plenty  of  light 
and  air,  spaciousness  and  ease  in  accessibility ;  adapted  to  any 
arrangement  or  setting  of  furniture.  Plenty  of  space  in  the  bed 
rooms  with  good  closets  in  each,  makes  a  home  that  will  give 
you  great  satisfaction  and  much  convenience.  Your  friends 
will  agree  with  your  judgment  in  selecting  this  home  of  homes 
— the  Dresden.  Turn  to  page  75  and  notice  the  interesting 
views  of  the  interior.  For  price  of  the  Dresden  refer  to  price 
list  on  inside  of  front  cover.  See  General  Specifications,  pages 
12  and  13.  Detail  specifications  for  the  Dresden  will  be  sent 
on  request.     See  Terms  on  page  2. 

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THIS  bungalow  is  worthy  of  consideration  because  it  was  planned  by  one  of  our 
superiiatendents  for  a  home  of  his  own      It  was  made  exactly  as  he  planned 
it  to  suit   his  experienced   sense,   fitness  and   ideas.     Thus  an   individuality 
was  brought  about  that  attracts  the  attention  of  every  i)asser-by. 
It  is  a  home  that  is  pleasant  and  has  an  abundance  of  space  within  for 
comfortable  living  and  would  give  to  anyone  that  jjossessed  it  a  great  pride 
of  ownership. 
The   exterior    is   artistic   and   pleasing   to   tlie   eye.     Tiie   broad   sweep   of   the    roof   carried   out 
over  the   porch  adorned  with  a  dormer,   breaking  tlie  wide  expanse,   is  perfect   in  proportion  and 
balance.     The  square  divided   lights  in  the   upper  sash  of  the  windows  lend  an  added  charm  to 
the  exterior. 

The  main  floor  comprises  a  large  living  room  entered  directly  from  the  porch.  Off  of  this 
is  a  spacious  dining  room  and  den.  Attractive  French  glass  doors  enable  the  owner  to  combine 
these  rooms  in  one.  The  fireplace  shown  in  the  iioor  plan  could  be  built  in  the  opposite  end 
of   the    living    room,    if   desired,    or  could    be   omitted   entirely. 

Two  bedrooms  furnished  with  closcttes  as  well  as  bath  and  kitchen  finish  the  floor  plan. 
Directly  at  the  rear  of  the  kitchen  is  a  very  convenient  and  modern  grade  cellar  entrance  addition, 
giving  access  to   the   kitchen   and   cellar. 

For  price  of  the  Cadillac  refer  to  inside  front  cover.  See  General  Specifications  on  pages 
12  and  13.  Detail  specifications  for  The  Cadillac  will  be  sent  upon  request.  See  Terms  on 
page   2. 


Floor  Plan 
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EFORE  reading  this  description,  what  did  you  think  of  the  Edison?     Well. 

Bit  has  impressed  others  the  same  way — as  being  one  of  the  prettiest  little 
bungalows  ever  built.  And  every  owner  is  more  pleased  with  the  Edison 
after  it  is  completed.  When  the  beautiful  lines  of  this  home  are  fully  realized 
■ — then  it  is  possible  to  see  the  broad  and  expansive  porch  sweeping  across  the 
entire  front  of  the  house,  also  the  careful  formation  of  the  roof  covering  the 
porch.  And  did  you  notice  the  broad  eaves  with  exposed  rafters?  This 
feature  seems  to  belong  to  this  home  alone.  And  the  diamond  divided  lights  in  the 
upper  sash  are  in  complete  harmony  with  the  balance  of  the  beautiful  home.  -Study 
the  interior,  the  arrangement  of  rooms.  Isn't  it  ideal?  The  Uving-room  and  dining-room, 
divided  by  an  archway,  are  really  one  big  room,  but  still  they  retain  the  convenience  of  two. 
Each  sleeping  room  affords  plenty  of  air.  The  bathroom  is  well  planned  and  is  large  enougli 
for   bathroom   fixtures   with  plenty  of  space  to  spare. 

For  design,  convenience  and  price,  don't  you  think  the  Edison  is  the  prettiest  little  bunga- 
low you  have  seen?  .\nd  when  this  bungalow  is  stained  a  dark  brown  and  trimmed  in  pure 
white  you  have  a   most  artistic   and   beautiful   result. 

For  price  of  the  Edison  refer  to  inside  of  front  cover.  See  Terms  on  page  2  and  General 
Specifications  on  pages   12  and   13. 


Floor  Plan— The  Edison 


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ID  you  ever  see  a  more  beautiful  picture  of  its  kind  than  the  one  shown  here? 

DA  mass  of  lights  and  shadows  softening  the  greens,  browns  and  grays  of  the 
foliage;  shingles  and  cobbles  delight  the  eye.  You  can  almost  feel  the  touch 
of  the  sunbeams  patterning  the  lawn,  and  you  just  want  to  stroll  up  the 
steps  and  into  the  inviting  shade  of  the  porch.  ISIost  effectively  has  the  pure 
white  that  borders  every  outline  been  used  to  contrast  the  deep  brown  of  the 
shingled  upper  story. 

The  exterior  of  the  Shadow  Lawn  is  one  that  has  appealed  greatly  to  our  customers. 
.\  slight  diversion  from  the  customary  is  had  in  the  wide  sided  first-story  with  second 
story  shingled. 

Notice  also  the  detail  of  the  front  of  the  Shadow  Lawn.  On  both  first  and  second 
stories  grouped  or  triple  windows  are  used  in  perfect  harmony  and  balance. 

The  wide  porch  stretching  across  the  front  of  the  house  is  another  feature  that  is 
desirable  in  a  home  of  comfort. 


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Examining  further  we  find  a  living  room  of  expansive  dimensions,  twenty-eight  feet 
one  way  and  fourteen  feet  the  other.  Matching  the  size  of  the  living  room  is  a  dining 
room  sixteen  feet  in  depth  and  twelve  feet  broad;  large  enough  for  a  real  banquet. 
The  kitchen,  pantry  and  grade  entrance  occupy  the  other  rear  half. 

The  second  story  illustrates  four  bedrooms,  bath  and  closets,  Each  bedroom  is  on 
a  corner  of  the  house  giving  free  ventilation  and  an  abundance  of  light. 

The  Shadow  Lawn  eaves  project  four  feet,  rather  a  Swiss  idea,  and  are  supported 
by  well  proportioned  brackets.  The  porte  cochere  at  the  left  is  not  included  in  the 
price  quoted.  Should  you  desire  it  added  to  the  home  it  is  furnished  readi-cut 
at  the  extra  price  of  $103.00.  The  Shadow  Lawn  is  surely  a  home  of  most  striking 
individuality. 

For  Price  of  the  Shadow  Lawn  refer  to  inside  of  front  cover.  See  Terms  on  page 
2  and  General  Specifications  on  pages  12  and  13. 


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AN  unusually  attractive  exterior  and  a  sense  of 
roominess  are  features  that  make  the  Sheridan 
one  of  our  most  popular  bungalows.  The  low, 
sloping  roof,  the  scrolled  eaves  and  shingled 
porch  and  step  rails,  together  with  the  siding,  permit 
a  great  latitude  in  the  decorative  scheme  and  with  the 
use  of  harmonious  painting  and  staining  materials, 
these  features  can  be  developed  in  a  most  pleasing 
manner.  The  expansive  porch,  which  extends  across 
the  entire  front,  is  well  shaded  by  the  broad,  over- 
hanging roof. 

The  convenient  and  inviting  arrangement  of  the 
several  rooms  are  outlined  at  the  left.  Your  attention 
is  called  to  the  square  and  good  dimensions  of  all  the 
rooms,  especially  the  living  room,  with  its  attractive 
group  windows  and  arch  leading  to  the  dining  room. 
Divided  square  lights  are  furnished  for  upper  square 
sash  of  all  windows,  although  they  will  be  furnished 
with  single  large  glass  if  preferred.  The  kitchen  is 
of  ample  size  and  has  proven  very  popular  among 
housewives.  Tantry  with  window  is  situated  off  the 
kitchen.  Three  good  sized  bedrooms  with  closets 
complete  the  plan  of  the  Sheridan  No.  2. 

See  bottom  of  page  47  for  interior  photographs  of 
the  Sheridan  living  room  and  dining  room. 

Few  moderately  priced  bungalows  offer  so  many 
real  home  comforts  as  can  be  found  in  the  Sheridan. 

For  Trices  of  the  Sheridan  No.  2  refer  to  inside 
front  cover.  See  Terms  on  page  2  and  General  Speci- 
fuations  on  pages  12  and  13. 


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Interior  Doors  an^  Lock  Sets 

Furnished  with  Every  Aladdin  Home 

THIS  beautiful  perfectly  grained  door  with  two  panels  and  the  five  cross 
panel  type  door  are  furnished  for  every  Aladdin  House.     A  real  hard- 
wood, but  softer  than  oak  or  birch.    Hard  enough  to  take  a  hardwood 
polish,  but  soft  enough  to  work  easily.   Aladdin  houses  are  finished  bet- 
ter than  most  new  houses  in  your  neighborhood.    We  guarantee  all  your 
inside  finish  to  be  of  exactly  the  same  high-class  material  that  this  picture 


was  taken  from 
stain  furnished. 

Here  are  some  of  the  many 
beautiful  details  that  are  to  be 
found  in  Aladdin  Homes. 

On  careful  inspection  you 
will  find  that  money  cannot 
buy  a  better  quality.  Fir  is 
distinguished  for  the  wonder- 
fully silky  texture  and  softness 
of  grain.  You  will  never  find 
two  panels  of  the  same  design 
of  grain  and  each  one  is  an  in- 
teresting study  in  itself. 

The  lock  set  trimmings  for 
the  interior  doors  are  of  the 
richest  finished  brushed  brass. 

The  design  on  the  escutch- 
eon is  an  oak  leaf  pattern  that 
stands  in  relief  on  the  frosted 
background. 

This  beautiful  lock  set  is 
made  exclusively  for  Aladdin 
Houses. 


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HERE'S  a  home.  From  every  view  it  breathes  a  welcome,  inviting  you  into  its 
big,  strong,  protecting  walls  to  find  comfort,  pleasure,  and  satisfaction.  From 
the  front  it  strikes  you  pleasingly,  and,  as  you  approach,  the  impression  is 
heightened  by  the  finishecl  detail  of  roof,  eaves,  columns,  and  porch  work. 

The  exterior  of  the  Virginia  always  pleases — the  design  being  founded  on 
conservative  lines.  The  wide  porch  stretching  across  the  front  is  always  a  pop- 
ular feature,  especially  the  one  designed  for  the  Virginia.  Slender  spindles  are  extended 
from  the  rail  to  the  ground  creating  a  very  neat  appearance.  The  bay  at  the  side  breaks 
the  long  straight  sidewall,  thus  adding  attractiveness  to  the  exterior  and  providing  a 
cosy  corner  for  the  interior.  The  special  scrolled  bracket  which  is  u,sed  for  decoration 
under  caves  of  house  roof  and  dormer  roof  add  a  touch  of  beauty  to  the  home. 

The  Virginia  as  shown  here  is  painted  gray  with  white  trim.    IVIany  other  attractive 


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schemes  could  be  used  with  equal  or  greater  succcsg.  The  belt  dividing  first  and  second 
stories  suggests  a  dark  color — possibly  brown  for  second  story  and  cream  for  first  story, 
with  white  trim. 

The  Virginia  is  a  popular  design  among  Aladdin  customers.  It  has  been  erected 
many  times  thruout  the  country.  Owners  are  loud  in  their  praise  of  it.  Dr.  Corn  of 
Ohio,  writes  as  follows:     "The  material  was  excellent  and  every  jiiece  fitted  exactly." 

Mr.  J.  F.  Kugler  of  Pennsylvania,  in  a  letter  says:  'T  have  saved  between  $.300 
and  $500.     I  have  a  fine  home — The  Virginia." 

LIrs.  M.  E.  Lloyd,  of  Florida,  who  has  erected  two  Aladdins,  in  a  letter  says : 
"Everything  \yent  together  like  clock-work.     ]\Iy  Virginia  is  a  fine  home." 

Just  inspect  the  arrangement  of  the  interior.  A  living  room  that  stretches  from 
the  bay  window  on  one  side  of  the  house  to  the  other,  twenty-two  feet,  with  the  dining 
room  separated  by  a  wide  arch — a  freedom  and  expanse  usually  found  only  in  much 
larger  houses.  One  of  the  most  interesting  features  on  the  interior  is  the  bay  window. 
This  is  most  usually  converted  into  a  cosy  corner  and  fitted  with  window  seat,  sofa 
cushions,  etc.,  making  it  the  most  popular  spot  in  the  home.  The  cosy  corner  in  bay 
window  and  handsome  open  stairway  make  a  pleasing  impression  on  entering  the  home. 
Kitchen,  four  bedrooms,  bath,  and  closets  complete  this  beautiful  home.  It  is  built  to 
satisfy  the  hardest  to  please.    It  is  a  continual  delight  to  every  owner. 

For  Price  of  the  Virginia  refer  to  inside  of  front  cover.  See  Terms  on  page  2  and 
General  Specifications  on  pages  12  and  13. 


Additions  to  AlADDIN  Houses 

Designed  for  use  on  any  House 

THE  additions  shown  on  this  page  were  designed  to  meet  the  demands 
which   we   have  had   in   the   past   for   additions   to   dwelling  houses. 
Several  dillerent  designs  are  shown  so  the  purchaser  may  select  one 
that  will  be  best  adapted  to  his  requirements. 
The  exterior  finish  of  these  additions  will  be  furnished  to  harmonize 
with   the  appearance   of   your  house   without   extra   cost.      The  prices  are 
quoted  with  and  without   lath  and  plaster  or  plaster  board,  and  interior 
finish  of  the  enclosed  part. 


Addition  No.  1 


Addition  No.  1  can  be 
used  as  a  kitchen  with 
pantry,  or  as  an  extra  bed- 
room, as  desired,  or  will 
be  very  well  adapted  for 
an  entryway,  with  either 
pantry  or  bath. 


Size 

8  X  10 

8  X  16 

10  X  16 

10  X  IS 

10  X  20 

10  X  24 


Net  Price 
without 
Plastering 

$64.00 
82.00 
130.00 
138  00 
147.00 
162.00 


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Floor  Plan 
Addition  No.   1 

Net  Price 

with 
Plastering 

$72.00 
91.00 
140.00 
150.00 
160.00 
198.00 


Addition  No.  2 

Addition  No.  2  has  an 
enclosed  i)art,  which  is 
suitable  for  a  pantry  or 
bath,  and  has  an  open 
j)orch. 


Floor 
Plan 

I  Addition 
No.  2 


Size 
6xU,  enclosed 

part,    6x  8 

open 

part,    6x  6 
S.\16,  enclosed 

part,    9x  8 

open 

part,    7x  8 
10x18,  enclosed 

part,  10x10 

open 

part,  lOx  S 


Net  Price 
without 
Plastering 


Net  Price 

with 
Plasterini; 


$68.00        $72.00 


94.00       101.00 


127.00       137.00 


Addition  No.  2 


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Addition  No.  4 

Addition  Xo.  4  is  a  simple  enclosed,  rear  entrance 
with  cellar  stairs.  It  can,  of  course,  be  attached  to 
any  house  as  all  material  necessary  to  complete  the 
additicHi  is  included.  Paints  for  two  coats  of  any 
color  to  match  balance  of  house  as  well  as  nails, 
hardware,  etc.,  are  furnished  at  the  price  quoted. 
See  floor  plan  herewith.     Price,  net,  $42.90. 


Addition  No.  5 

To  meet  the  popular  demand  for  sleeping  porches 
and  sun  rooms,  arranged  for  screening  in  summer 
and  sash  in  winter,  we  are  offering  in  .Additions 
Nos.  5  and  6  two  very  convenient  and  practical  de- 
signs which  have  found  especial  favor  with  our  cus- 
tomers. 

The  .Addition  Xo.  5  is  furnished  in  size  10.\6  ft., 
two  stories  high.  This  size  is  e.xcellently  adapted 
for  average  usage.  The  upper  porch  is  large  enough 
for  a  double  bed,  or  two  single  beds,  or  three  cots. 

The  popularity  of  the  sleeping  porch  needs  no 
comment  here.  This  makes  a  splendid  addition  to 
any  home.  Screens  are  furnished  for  all  openings 
and  screen  door. 

The  price,  net,  $100.00,  includes  paints  for  two 
coats  outside,  oils,  stains,  and  varnishes  for  inside 
finish. 

Any  colors  of  paints  can  be  furnished  for  outside 
body  and  trim  to  correspond  with  balance  of  house. 


Addition  No.  6 

Addition  X'o.  6  is  furnished  in  size  14.\'7  ft.  The 
sleeping  porch  will  accommodate  two  double  beds, 
nicely,  while  below  you  have,  in  addition  to  the 
open  porch,  an  enclosed  part,  size  8-x7  ft.,  which  can 
be  used  for  a  pantry,  bath,  store,  or  fuel  room,  door 
to  open  into  the  enclosed  part,  either  from  porch 
or  kitchen. 

Price,  net,  with  screens  for  all  openings  and 
screen  door,  $140.50.  This  price  includes  inside 
walls  finished  with  matched  material.  Price  also  in- 
cludes paints  for  two  coats  outside  and  oils  and 
stains  for  inside  finish. 

Any  colors  of  paints  can  be  furnished  to  corres- 
pond with  balance  of  house. 

If  enclosed  part  is  wanted  finished  inside  with 
lath  and  plaster,  or  plaster  board,  add  $12  to  above 
price. 

Prices  on  glazed  sash  for  .sleeping  room  to  be 
used  in  winter  will  be  furnished  upon  application. 


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AIADDIN  Colonnades  ai»^  Arches 


This  "Homecraft"  Eockcase  Arch  has  been  iised  in 
tlioiisands  »(  Ijoiues  ami  ia  overy  case  has  given  per- 
fect satisfactinn.  The  cases  are  2>1.  ft.  wide,  the  col- 
umns 8  in.  sijuare.  Made  of  Vellnw  I'ine.  Oregnn 
Fir  or  Selected  Oak.  sent  out  unfinished,  hut  comiilete 
\vith   hardware  and  leaded  glass  doors,   as  shown. 

2A-1— Yellow    Pine    Arch    $37.5C 

3A-1— .•^elected   Oak   Arch    40,50 

If  you  desire  only  one  side  of  the  bookcase  it  can 
bo  furnished  at  the  following  iirices.  Mention  side 
you   desire — right   or  left   of   illustrations  shown   here. 

Yellow   I'ine    $20,00 

Selected    Oak    21,00 

Side  and  bead  jambs  and  side  and  head  casings  are 
charged  for  extra  as  follows:  Yellow  Pine,  $2,60; 
Selected  Oak,  $3.65. 


The  simplicity  of  the  design  of  the  Colonnade  coupled 
with  the  extremely  low  price  makes  it  a  very  popular 
(me.  Made  of  Y'ellow  Pine,  Oregon  Fir  or  Red  Oak, 
by  skilled  workmen.  The  price  quoted  does  not  in- 
clude jambs  or  trim. 

2A-60 — Y'ellow   Pine   or   Fir.    net $12.85 

2A-62— Oak,    net    14.50 

For  Jambs  and  Trim  add,  for  Yellow  Pine,  $2.60; 
Oak.   $3.65, 


A  plain  column  Colonnade.  For  smaller  homes  or 
ones  where  extreme  simplicity  is  desired.  We  furnish 
these  made  of  Yellow  I'ine,  Oregon  Fir  or  Red  Oak. 
Shipped  in  the  white,  that  is,  unfinished,  from  Bay 
City  or   Chicago. 

2A-64— Y'ellow  I'ine  or  Fir,   net $8.00 

2A-66— Oak.    net    10.00 

For  Jambs  and  Trim  add.  Yellow  I'ine,  $2.60;  Oak, 
$3,65. 


Aladdin  Closette 


Modern  ideas  in  relation  to  closets  arc  changing  and  while 
the  housewife  has  always  spoken  of  the  need  of  good  closet 
loom,  a  little  reflection  will  disclose  the  surprising  fact  that 
most  closets  devote  nearly  three-quarters  of  the  space  to 
doors,  elbow  room  and  ability  to  walk  into  them,  and  one- 
quartcr  of  the  space  to  actual  storage  space. 

Here  is  a  practical  plan  than  utilizes  just  4^  square  feet  of 
floor  space  and  vet  gives  more  hanging  space  and  storage 
space  than  the  usual  four  by  six  foot  closet  that  occupies  24 
square  feet  of  floor  space! 

Uy  the  use  of  coat  hooks,  costing  about  5  cents  a  dozen  at 
notion  stores,  it  is  easily  possible  to  hang  twelve  suits  or 
robes  in  this  space,  each  one  being  easily  found  and 
removed.  Can  greater  capacity  be  gained  in  the  average 
good  sized  closet?  Above  the  large  compartment  is  space 
for  hats,  bedding  or  other  things  of  like  character,  and  below 
a  wide,  deep  space  for  shoes  and  the  many  other  articles 
that  may   require  a  place  out  of  the  way. 

The  cabinet  is  six  feet  high  and,  as  in  many 
instances,    it    can    be    inset    into    the    bedroom     w      ^  i   /■> 
wall,   so  that   it  utilizes   the  six   inches  of  wall     1      V^  LV/ 
thickness  and  really  takes  up   but  one  fool  of 
bedroom  floor  space/ 


106 


ALADDIN  Built-in  Buffets 


Homecraft  Built-in  Buffet 

A  well  proportioned  "Homecraft"  built-in  side  board 
or  buffet  lias  been  very  popular  wherever  offered.  It  is 
4  ft.  6  in.  wide  and  7  ft.  high,  14  in.  deep.  Has  a  bevel 
plate  mirror  back  in  opening  over  counter  shelf,  four 
drawers  and  one  closet  space  in  bottom  section. 

No.    2A-24 — Yellow    Pino,    glazed,    clear    dcnilile    strength 

glass     $26.50 

No.  2A-25— Yellow  Tine,  glazed  leaded  Crystal  glass 28.75 

No.  2A-26 — Selected  Oak,  glazed,  clear  double  .strensth 
glass     , 28.50 

No.  2A-27— Selected  Oak,  glazed  leaded  Crystal  glass 31.50 

If  side  casing,  iiase  blocks  and  cap  trim,  as  shown  are  wanted, 
add  for  Yellow  I'ine,   70c;   Oak,  $1.45, 


Aladdin   Homecraft   Buffets 

are  designed  with  the  object  of  giving  the  most  con- 
venience combined  with  the  most  artistic  effects. 
They  are  made  either  of  clear  yellow  pine  or  oak, 
and  are  sent  out  by  us  in  the  white,  that  is.  unBnished. 
We  furnish  all  hardware  as  shown.  Fluished  glazed 
with  leaded  glass  as  shown  or  with  plain  double 
strength  glass. 

Size.  6  ft.  6  in.  wide  by  5  ft.  6  in.  high;  depth.  IS 
in.  This  cabinet  has  tliree  large  and  four  small 
drawers  and  two  doors,  three  strong  shelves  in  eacli 
side  section.  Best  quality  bevel  plate  glass  mirror 
above  .shelf. 
No.    2A-20 — Y'ellow    I'ine,     Glazed,     clear    double 

strength    glass    $39.75 

No.   2A-21— Yellow  I'ine,   Glazed,   leaded   Crystal 

glass     42. 75 

This   case   when   finished   to   conform   with    the   other 
woodwork    in   a  home  will  harmonize  with   ne.-irly   any 
style    of    furniture.     Price,    F.    0.    B.    shipping    i)oiut; 
weight.   375  lbs. 
No.  2A-22 — Selected  Oak,  Glazed,  double  strength 

glass    $41.25 

No.   2A-23 — Selected  Oak,   Glazed,   leaded  Crystal 

glass    44.75 


Homecraft  Built-in  Buffet 

A  "Homecraft"  Buffet  which  is  just  what  the 
name  indicates.  The  result  of  a  Craftsman's  labor. 
It  stands  7  ft.  high  and  is  5  ft.  wide;  depth,  top 
section,  14  in.;  bottom  section,  18  in.  Has  four  large 
linen  drawers  in  center  of  base  section  and  two  smaller 
drawers  on  the  sides,  suitable  for  silverware,  etc.  One 
large  and  two  small  bevel  plate  mirrors  in  each  buf- 
fet.    Weight,  300  lbs. 

No.  2A-30 — Yellow    Pine,     glazed    with     clear    double 

strength    glass     $37.25 

No.  2A-31 — Yellow    I'ine,    glazed   with    leaded    Crystal 

glass     39.00 

No.  2A-32 — Selected    Oak,    glazed    with    clear    double 

strength    glass     39.75 

No.  2A-35 — Selected   Oak.    glazed   with  leaded   Cry.stal 

glass     41.75 

If   side  casing,   base  blocks   and   cap   trim,   as  shown,   are 

wanted,  add  for  Yellow  Pine,  70c;   Oak,  $1.45. 


107 


AlADDIN  BuiH-in  Manile  Book  Cases 


The  space  next  the  lireplacc 
lias  long  been  devoted  to  use  as 
a  convenient  nook  for  the  book 
shelves.  Aladdin  designers  have 
struck  a  happy  combination  in 
the  cases  illustrated  here.  It  is 
jjlanned  to  be  adaptable  to  a 
twelve  or  fourteen  foot  room  as 
priced  by  the  widening  or  nar- 
rowing of  the  trim  boards  at 
sides.  For  anything  between  a 
fourteen  foot  and  a  sixteen  foot 
room  add  $5.  Note  that  the  top 
of  book  case  continues  across  the 
top  of  fireplace,  incorporating  the 
mantel  shelf. 


Prices  of  Book  Cases  including  Mantel  Shelf 

No.  2A-40 — As    shown    in    plmtngraiihs.       Dcmlilo    doors,     tliU'e    shelves    and     two    drawers    below, 

one  on  each  side,    plain   glass    $43.50 

No.  2A-42 — Same   as  above,   but  with   leaded  glass 49.50 

No.  2A-44 — As   illustrated,    but    without   drawers    below,    plain    glass 34.25 

No.  2A-46 — Same  as  No.  2A-44,   but  with   leaded  glass 40.00 

All  of  above  prices  in  Yellow  Pine  or  Fir.     If  desired  in   Oak,    :iild   $3.00 


Aladdin  Bathroom  Cabinet 
and  Medicine  Chest 

A  splendid  combination  for 
installation  in  your  bath- 
room. Gives  generous  drawer 
space  for  linens,  towels,  bed- 
ding and  the  many  bathroom 
accessories.  Comes  in  com- 
lanation  with  medicine  chcsl 
and  mirror  door.  The  cabi- 
net is  4  feet  from  floor  tn 
top,  12  inches  deep  and  26 
inches  wide.  A  cupboard, 
two  narrow  drawers  and 
four  wide  drawers  comiilcto 
the  cabinet,  while  the  med- 
icine chest  at  the  top  has 
strong  plain  mirror  door  and 
>hclvcs  inside.  The  whole 
( 'inbination  is  strongly 
luilt.  neatly  finished  and 
ea.siK    installed. 

2B-80 — Price,    complete   with    all 
hardware,     Yellow     Pine.. $21. 80 


Aladdin 
Medicine  Chest 


A  very  cnnvrnicnt  addition 
to  any  iialliroom.  Made  to 
be  i>laccd  in  a  recess  in  the 
wall,  the  face  to  come  flush 
with  the  plaster.  The  com- 
plete chest  includes  all  hard- 
ware, trim,  mirror  door,  etc. 
This  door  has  a  14x20  inch 
best  quality  French  plate 
mirror.  Size  of  recess  re- 
(juircd  in  wall  is  20  inches 
wide,  26  inches  high.  4^2 
inches  dceji.  Has  three  ad- 
iustable   wood   shelves. 


2B-88 — Medicine    Cliesf. 

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Sovereign  s™-|4 


H I',    many   jjleasures   and   advantages   of   summer    cottage    life   need   no   argument 
I  here.      Thousands   and   thousands   of   American    famihes   enjoy    this   stimulating 

I  Hfe  for  several  weeks  or  months  each  summer. 

Sovereign  Readi-Cut  Summer  Cottages  are  distinguished  from  most  sum- 
mer cottages  by  the  superiority  of  materials  and  construction  and,  while  being  wonder- 
fully low  in  price,  give  every  service  demanded  over  a  long  period  of  years.  Not  the 
least  of  the  pleasures  derived  by  our  customers  many  times  is  that  of  actually  erecting 
the  cottage  themselves.  Their  vacation  is  planned  with  the  arrival  of  the  material  and 
the  joy  of  creating  and  building  their  ozcn  cottage  lends  a  keen  appreciation  to  its  use 
in  future  years. 

The  frames  of  all  summer  cottages  are  of  good,  clean  No.  1  dressed  lumber;  of 
proper  size  and  design,  not  greatly  dissimilar  to  dwelling  houses.  The  siding  is  prac- 
tically clear  Yellow  Pine  or  Oregon  Fir,  tongued  and  grooved.  The  rooms  are  all  open 
to  the  rafters,  the  partitions  being  of  clear  Yellow  Pine  or  Oregon  Fir.  Ceiling  parti- 
tion lumber  finished  both  sides.     The  flooring  is  clear  Yellow  Pine  or  Oregon  Fir. 

Specifications  for  Sovereign  Summer  Cottages 

The  following  specifications  apply  generally  to  all  summer  cottages,  but  vary  slightly  in  some 
rases,  according  to  the  size  of  the  cottage;  that  is,  in  relation  to  size  of  sills,  joists,  and  rafters. 

Foundation  sills,  4x6  in.  Roof,   sheathing  %  in. 

Joists,  2  X  6  in.  Shingles  or  roofing. 

Studding,   2x4  in.  Doors,  windows  (glazed). 

Rafters,  2x4  in.  Hardware,    paint    for    two    coats 
Siding,    ^-in.    tongued    and  outside,  any  color,  nails,  locks, 

grooved,   bevel  face.  hinges. 

Flooring,   matched.  No  pla.ster  or  plaster  board  fur- 
Partitions,   matched  ceiling.  nished. 


The  Asbury 


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See  prices  on  inside  of   front   cover. 

<IIE  Asbury  is  a  cosy  little  sum- 
mer cottage  of  pleasing  lines- 
built  for  two.     The  porch  can 
be  screened  in  to  give  an  out- 
door  living   room.     The   front    door 
has  glass  in  the  upper  portion,  giv- 
ing   additional    light    to    the    living 
Floor  Plan         ^  room.     This  is  one  of  the  old  orig- 
The  Asbury  inal  summer  cottages  and   has   been 

erected  in  hundreds  of  towns  and  cities  throughout  the  country.  At 
paints,  gla.is — evervthing  to  complete  the  .\sbur>\  See  general  summer 
and  Terms  on   page   2. 


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least  $150  in  purchasing  this  cottage,  and  at  the  same  time  have  as  strongly  built  house 
as  is  ever  erected  for  summer  cottage  purposes.  Bedrooms  are  one  side  of  house  and 
dining  room  and  kitchen  on  other.  A  splendid  type  of  cottage.  See  General  Specifica- 
tions, page  109  and  Terms  on  page  2. 

See  prices  on  inside  of  front  cover. 


The    Betcone 

See  prices  on  inside  of  front  cover. 

THE   plan   of  the  Betcone 
is    a     five-room    cottage 
with  ample  porch.     The 
three     bedrooms     are     plenty 
large  enough  for  a  double  bed 
in  each.    The  living  room  is  also  used  as  a  din- 
ing room.     Kitchen,  with  rear  door,  is  at  rear.     Here  is  one  of  our  best  sellers  and 
always  gives  the  greatest  pleasure  to  owners.     Easily  and  quickly  put  up.     See  general 
summer  cottage  specifications,  page  109  and  Terms  on  page  2. 


Floor  Plan- The  Betcone 


The  Statler 

See  prices  on  inside  of  front  cover, 

YOU  can  erect  the  Statler 
yourself     this     vacation. 
And  you  can  do  it  in  a 
few   days'   time   and   save    the 
cost  of  carpenter  work.     Just 
the   right   size   for   the   family 


Floor  Plan 
The    Statler 


of  four  or  five.  Plenty  of  ventilation  throughout — bedrooms  plenty  large  enough  for 
double  bed  or  two  cots.  The  porch  is  large  and  airy,  affording  an  opportunity  for 
out-door  sleeping.  Enjoy  a  few  days'  time  this  vacation  building  your  o'wn  summer 
home.    See  General  Specifications  on  page  109  and  Terms  on  page  2. 


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The  Shoreview 

See  prices  on  inside  of  front  cover. 
HE  Shoreview  is  a  comfort- 
able   summer   home   of    five 
rooms.      .X    good    10.\16    ft. 
living  room  is  located  at  the  front. 
Behind   the   living  room   are   two 
bedrooms,    dining    room,    and 
kitchen,  making  a  most  complete  floor  plan  with  the  porch  across 
the  front.    See  General  Spccilications  on  page  109  and  Terms  on 
page  2. 


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Floor  Plan 
The  Shoreview 


on  a  very  narrow  lot. 

fications,  page  109,  for  further  information 


The  Luna 

See  prices  on  inside  of  front  cover. 

ABUNDANT    space    in    this 
trim    little   summer   cottage. 
Well  screened  porch  of  good 
size.     Three  sleeping  rooms,   liv- 
ing room  and  kitchen  on   inside. 
You  will  note  that  it  can  be  set 
Gives  splendid  satisfaction.     See  General  Speci- 
See  Terms  on  page  2. 


Floor  Plan — The  Luna 


The  Seaford 

See  prices  on  inside  of  front  cover. 
A  \  COSY  summer  home. 
■;  Z-V  Plenty  of  space  on  front 
porch  —  can  be  used  for 
open-air  dining  room  or  sleeping 
room.  Three  bedrooms,  dining 
room,  living  room  and  kitchen  on 
inside.  Plenty  of  light  and  air — an  abundance  of  space.  Is  really  one 
of  the  neatest  cottages  imaginable.  See  general  summer  cottage  spec- 
ifications, page  109  aiad  Terms  on  page  2. 


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The   Seaford 


The  Shasta 

See  prices  on  inside  of 
front  cover. 


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tage    at    a     small 
price.     Note    the 
36-ft.   porch   running   all 
the  way  across  the  front 
of  the  building.     Another 
one  of  our  pioneer  designs.     Always  makes  a  good  impres- 
sion and  saves  a  good  deal  of  money,     See  General  Specifii  ations,  page  109,  and  Terms 
on  page  2. 


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The  Drayton 

See  prices  on  inside  of  front  cover. 

THE  Drayton  sells  for  less 
than  $210.00.  When  you  con- 
sider that  this  price  includes 
absolutely  everything  needed  for 
the  erection  and  completion  of  the 
entire  building  you  will  appre- 
ciate the  surprising  price.  Two 
bedrooms  can  be  arranged  by  combining  living  room  and  dining  room. 
See  General  Specifications  on  page  109  and  Terms  on  page  2. 


Floor  Plan — The   Drayton 

Aladdin  Hunter's  Lodge 

See  prices  on  inside  of  front  cover. 

THIS  building  is  designed  for  settler's  house 
or  hunter's  lodge.  It  is  built  just  like  other 
houses,  strong  and  substantial.  One  door 
in  front  and  four  windows,  two  on  each  side. 
Height  of  side  wall,  7  ft.  6  in.  No  plaster  board 
or  lath  and  plaster  are  furnished  with  this  house 
at  the  price  quoted. 

Size,  12  X  16  ft.     See  Terms  on  Page  2. 


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Popular  AlADDIN  Gara^GS 

ALADDIX  Garages  are  staunchly  built  of  the  same  splendid  grades  of  material 
entering  into  the  construction  of  our  dwellings.     Quick  shipment,  simply  and 
easily   erected,   paints  of   colors   to   match   your   house   included.      A   special 
feature  is  made  of  quick   shipment.     Standard  material  is  always  carried  in 
stock  so  that  your  garage  is  loaded  very  quickly. 

TheBUICKGaragG 

See  prices  on   inside   of   front  cover. 

ALADDIX  Garages  have  led  the  market  for  ten  years.  Staunch  construction, 
high  grade  material  and  rock  bottom  prices  have  made  an  irresistible  appeal 
upon  automobile  owners  throughout  the  land.  The  Buick.  illustrated  on  this 
page,  is  made  in  two  standard  sizes,  the  8.\14  ft.  size  being  designed  for  Ford 
cars.  It  is  just  large  enough  to  admit  a  Ford  touring  car  with  the  top  either  up  or 
down.  Any  garage  of  smaller  dimensions  will  not  admit  the  Ford  car.  This  size  sells 
complete  with  all  material  cut  to  fit,  paints  to  i  latch  the  colors  of  your  house,  hardware, 
locks,  nails  and  roofing. 

Size  10x16  ft.  is  of  the  same  construction.     Ihis  will  admit  a  tar  of  liO  inch  wheel 
base. 

All  garages  shown  are  furnished  without   lloors,  as  j>ractically  all  auto  owners  pre- 
fer to  build  floor  of  concrete. 


The  Peerless 

See  prices  on  inside  of  front  cover. 

Size,  20x20  ft.    (two  cars).     One   door. 

See  Terms  on  Page  2. 

DISTINCTIVE  and  attractive.  The 
Peerless  will  do  credit  to  any  sur- 
roundings. It  is  furnished  with 
siding  half-way  up  and  shingles  on  up- 
per part  of  wall.  \'ery  wide  eaves  with 
supporting  brackets  set  off  building  ex- 
cellently. Large  door  with  glass,  together 
with  windows  on  two  sides,  give  plenty 
of  light. 


The  Winton 

See  prices  on  inside  of  front  cover. 
Size,  12x20  ft.    See  Terms  on  Page  2 

THE  Winton  will  take  the  largest 
car  on  the  market,  with  ample 
room  at  sides  for  working  about 
car  and  for  supplies.  It  has  swinging 
glass  doors  and  one  window  on  each 
side.  It  is  of  a  splendid  type  and  always 
looks  good  wherever  it  may  be  erected. 
Painted  to  match  your  house. 


The  Maxwell 

See  prices  on  inside  of  front  cover. 
Size,    10x16   ft.     See    Terms    on  Page  2. 

A  SHINGLE-COVERED  Garage 
that  nicely  matches  any  house. 
Roof  extends  in  front  to  afford 
protection  during  inclement  weather. 
Eaves  have  exposed  rafters.  Good,  wide 
double  doorway.  Compact,  but  conveni- 
ent in  every  respect.    Plenty  of  light. 


The  Packard 


See  prices  on  inside  of  front  cover. 

Size,  20x20  ft.    (two  cars).     Two  doors. 
Size,  30x20  ft.   (three  cars).    Three  doors.     With 
double    sliding    doors. 
See  Terms  en  Page  2. 

THE  broken  roof  lines  of  the  Packard 
give  it  an  individuality  immediately 
apparent.  The  building  is  furnished 
with  five  windows,  two  large  glass  doors 
and  small  door. 


113 


ALADDIN  RGddi- cut  Barns 


ALADDIN  SPECIAL 
Barn 


THE  word  Aladdin  means  as  much  to  barns  as  it  docs  to  homes.     Aladdin  barns 
are    built    for    strength    and    durability.      The    quality    of    the    material    i3    far 
superior  to  that  found  in  the  average  barn. 
Each  Aladdin  Barn  is  very  strongly  constructed,  in  fact,  stronger  than  it  is 
usual  to  build  barns  of  the  same  size  erected  by  usual  methods.     The  timber 
in  every  barn   is  heavier  and  stronger  than  it  is  really  necessary  to  use  in  a 
building  of  the  same  size.     We  appreciate  the  great  weight  and  strains  that  are  put  in  farm  bams 
at  times,  and  eacli  barn  is  constructed  so  as  to  stand  a  greater  weight  than  it  will  ever  be  called 
upon  to  hold. 

They  are  not  only  constructed  of  very  heavy  timber,  but  are  braced  and  counter-braced  wherever 
this  bracing  will  increa.se  the  strength  of  the  building. 

Each  barn  has  material  cut  to  fit  ready  to  nail  in  place  the  same  as  all  our  other  regular  dwell- 
ings and  houses.  In  fact,  they  are  better  finished  than  it  is  usual  to  build  ordinary'  barns  through- 
out the  country.  All  of  the  material  is  dressed  so  that  the  inside  of  each  building  presents  a 
finished  appearance  and  is  not  merely  of  rough,  unfinished  lumber. 

We  furnish  all  the  different  kinds  and  sizes  of  nails  required  in  the  erection  cf  the  building; 
heavy  barn  door  tracks  and  rollers  for  the  large  doors  to  slide  upon;  hinges  and  locks  for  the 
smaller  doors.     The  windows  have  the  glass  already  in  them. 

We  will  furnish  any  colors  of  paint  that  you  may 
desire  for  the  outside  of  the  buildings,  two  coats; 
shingles  or  roofing,  whichever  your  prefer,  for  the  roof 
of  the  building. 

We  have  quoted  the  prices  on  the  barns  so  that  you 
can  purchase  either  the  barn  itself,  or  so  that  you  can 
leave  out  the  first  and  second  floors  and  the  stalls,  or 
so  that  you  can  purchase  the  building  with  the  first 
floor  added,  or  with  tlie  second  floor  added,  or  witli 
both  floors  added.  We  have  also  quoted  the  price 
separate  on  the  .stalls,  so  that  you  can  add  any  number 
of  stalls  you  desire  with  the  building.  For  e-xample,  a 
gambrel  roof  barn,  size  20.\-10  ft.,  without  first  or  sec- 
ond floors  or  mangers  would  cost  $463.00.  First  floor 
furnished  with  the  barn  would  cost  $90.33  extra,  or 
J553.33  for  barn  and  first  floor  complete.  For  a  gambrel 
barn,  size  20.X-10  ft.,  with  first  and  adding  second  floors 
and  mangers,  for  two  stalls  the  cost  would  be  $599.48 
complete. 

Each  bam  as  we  furnish  it,  and  as  li.sted  in  the  cost 
on  the  barns,  will  include  a  second  floor  at  one  end 
above  the  stalls.  This  second  floor  will  be  twelve  feet 
long  and  the  width  of  the  end  of  the  bam,  and  is 
always  included  in  the  first  cost  of  the  bam. 

Many  people  prefer  to  purcha.se  the  barn  without  the 
first  floor,  which  is  really  unnecessary  in  many  cases, 
where  hay  and  grain  are  intended  to  be  stored  into 
mows.  Others  prefer  to  put  in  cither  a  part  or  the 
entire  first  floor  in  cement,  so  that  we  have  quoted  the 
price  of  the  barn  exclusive  of  both  floors  and  stalls, 
and  have  listed  separate  the  cost  of  each.  This  will 
enable  you  to  purchase  the  barn  itself  and  add  cither 
the  fir.st  or  second  floor  or  any  number  of  stalls  desired. 

The  Aladdin  Special  Barn  was  built  to  meet  the  great  demand  for  a  barn  large  enough  to  shelter 
two  or  three  horses  with  wagons,  etc.  Plenty  of  room  on  the  first  floor  for  three  stalls,  with  a  large 
mow  on  second  floor  for  hay,  straw  and  grain.  .At  the  price  quoted,  the  second  floor  is  included, 
but  the  fi.'st  floor  is  omitted,  as  many  owners  prefer  a  cement  or  concrete  first  floor  on  account  of 
the  convenience  in  cleaning  stalls,  etc, 

SPECIFICATIONS:  Size,  16x24  ft.  Price,  $319.00.  Cash  discount,  SC^  •  Net  price,  $303.0.=!. 
See  Terms  on  page  2. 

Sills,  6x6  in.  Studding,  2x4  in.  Rafters,  2x4  in.  Second  floor  joists,  2x8  in.  Siding,  ",s  in., 
matched;  roof  sheatliing,  1  in.,  dressed.  Flooring,  second  floor.  1-in.  lumber.  Shingles  or  roofin-; 
for  roof.  Large  door,  S  ft.  4  in.  x  9  ft.  6  in.  Small  door,  3  ft.  6  in.  x  7  ft.  2  in.  Windows,  sliding 
sash,  glass  in  place.  Paints,  any  colors,  two  coats,  outside.  All  hardware,  nails,  barn-door  tracks, 
hinges.  .At  the  price  quoted  above,  second  floor  is  included.  Add  $39.42  to  the  above  price  for 
first  floor  of  2-in.   planks,  including  first  floor  joists  of  2x8  in. 


Seo  prices  on  inside  of  front  cover. 


The  Gable  Barn 


T 


HE  Gambrel  and  Gable  Roof  Earns  are  here  shown.  The  construction  and 
material  of  both  barns  are  exactly  the  same,  the  only  difference  being  in 
size  and  design.  These  barns  have  given  the  greatest  satisfaction  and 
service  on  the  western  plains  of  Nebraska  and  Kansas,  where  they  are  sub- 
jected    to     the 

Below  we  have  listed  the  prices  for  both  designs,  gambrel 
and  gable  roofs,  with  specifications  that  include  either  the 
gambrel  or  the  gable  design.  The  gambrel  barn  is  illustrated 
at  the  bottom  of  the  page. 

Gambrel  and  Gable  Barns 

Height  of  Side  Walls  of  Gambrel  Bam  is  12  feet  0  inches, 
and  of  Gable  Barn  is  15  feet  0  inches.  Prices  Given  are  for 
Either  Style.     Gable  Koof  Barn  Illustrated  on  Following  Page. 

Stall  with 


heaviest  strains 
of  wind  and  storms.  This 
goes  to  prove  the  great 
strength  and  stability  of 
the  construction. 

Gambrel  and   Gable  Barn 
Specifications 

Sills.   6  X  S   in. 

Studding  for  the  side  walls  and 

gables  of  barn.  J  x  6  in. 
Rafters.    2   x   6   in. 
Ciillar  Beams.    2   x  6  in. 
Crnss   braces   in   outside   walls, 

2   X  6   in. 
.\n<liiir  brace,  2  x  6  in. 
riates  of   top   walls,   doubled, 

2   X   G  in. 
First  floor  joist,  2  x  12  in. 
First  floor  flooring,  2-in.  plank. 
Second  floor  joists.  2  x  8  in. 
Second   floor    flooring,    inch   lum- 
ber. 
Stall  studding,  2  s  4's. 
Stall  sidiug,    inch   lumber, 

dressed. 

Mangers     attached     to     stalls, 

inch  lumber,   dressed. 
Feed   boxes,    inch    lumber, 

dressed. 
Roof   sheathing,   inch  lumber, 

dressed. 
Roofing    or   Cedar    shingles   for 

roof. 
Siding,     perpendicular    barn 

boards   or    horizontal    matched 

siding,    whichever   you   prefer. 
Windnws.  18  x  24,  glazed,  glass 

measurement. 
PcKirs.    double   and   single. 
Barn  door  tracks  and  rollers  for 

sliding   doors. 
Hinges   and   locks   for   swinging 

doors. 
All    nails    of    various    sizes    for 

entire    building. 
Two    coats    of    paint,    any    cnbir 

desired    for   outside. 
Complete   instructions   and    illus 

trations  for  tlie  erection. 
Total    height    of    side    wnlls,    12 

ft.   gambrel.   15    ft.   gable. 


Price 

First  Floor 

Second  Floor 

Manger 

Size 

Net  Cash 

Extra 

Extra 

Extra 

16  X 

24 

ft.    ... 

$275.00 

$43.36 

¥13.13 

$6.00 

20  X 

30 

ft.    ... 

373.00 

67.76 

25.80 

6.00 

20  X 

40 

ft.    ... 

4G3.00 

90.33 

40.15 

6.00 

20   X 

no 

ft.    ... 

552.00 

112.93 

54.49 

6.00 

20  X 

60 

ft.    ... 

642.00 

1.';.'.52 

68.83 

6.00 

2(»   X 

70 

ft.    ... 

732.00 

l.-s.lO 

83.18 

6.00 

20  X 

SO 

ft.    ... 

822.00 

180.69 

97.53 

6.00 

20  X 

90 

ft.    ... 

914.00 

20.1.28 

111.88 

6.00 

20  X 

100 

ft.    ... 

1,003.00 

225.86 

120.22 

6.00 

24  X 

30 

ft.    ... 

424.00 

81.31 

30.96 

6.00 

24  X 

40 

ft.    ... 

523.00 

108.41 

4S.1(! 

6.00 

24  X 

50 

ft.    ... 

625.00 

1.35.52 

65.. 37 

6.00 

24  X 

00 

ft.    ... 

726.00 

162.70 

82.57 

6.00 

30  X 

40 

ft.    ... 

017.00 

1.35.,'-.2 

60.21 

6.00 

30  X 

50 

ft.    ... 

7:vj.<io 

109.40 

88.  SO 

6.00 

30  X 

60 

ft.    ... 

S47.00 

2o;;,28 

117.55 

6.00 

30  X 

70 

ft.    ... 

9r,l.ii0 

2.S7.16 

140.23 

6.00 

30  X 

80 

ft.    ... 

l.OTs.dO 

271.04 

174.91 

0.00 

30  X 

no 

ft.    ... 

l.T.l-J.iiO 

304.92 

190.  .-.0 

6.00 

30  X 

100 

ft.    ... 

1,3U7.U0 

338.80 

219.18 

6.00 

The  Gambrel  Bam 


115 


ElGctric  Fixture 
Combination 

Below  we  show  one  of  our  popular  electric 
fixture  combinations  which  contains  complete 
fixtures  for  a  seven-room  home  (nine  fixtures 
in  all),  finished  in  any  of  the  standard  finishes. 
We  show  many 
other  combina- 
tions in  o  u  r 
catalog,  some 
less  and  some 
more  expen- 
sive than  lliis. 
Priced  c  o  m  - 
pletc  in  sets  or 
singly  for  those 
w  h  o  do  not 
wish  a  c  o  m  - 
plete    set. 


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EXACT  WORDS  OF   OWNERS 


New  York. 
Would  say  I  am  more  than  pleased 
with  my  Kentucky  bungalow  which  is 
huilt  oil  Laurel  Ave.  It  comes  up  to  all 
the  requlremeuts  of  my  needs.  A 
uumber  of  my  friends  wonder  how  a 
bungalow  like  it  can  be  cut  at  the  fac- 
tory and  then  constructed ;  or  as  you 
say,  Readi-cut.  But  I  can  understand 
it  as  1  am  a  carpenter.  Am  enclosing 
two  views  of  my  bungalow. 

EDWARD  C.   SAYRE. 


Ohio. 
1  am  very  thankful  to  say  I  am  well 
pleased  with  my  house  in  every  respect. 
We  are  now  comfortably  fixed  up  with 
all  modern  conveniences  and  .you  can 
think  of  us  as  a  happy  little  family  in 
a  beautiful,  little  Aladdin  bungalow.  So 
man.v  others  could  \>e  proud  owners  of 
Aladdin  liomes  it  they  only  knew  what 
a  pood,  honest  firm  you  are  to  deal 
with.  You  surely  have  been  loyal  to  me 
in  every  respect  and  if  I  ever  build 
asain  I  will  prove  to  you  I  appreciate 
your   interest   and    kindliness. 

J.   L.   SANDERS. 


Ohio. 
I  am  sending  you  a  small  picture  of 
the  2  "Edison"  bungalows  we  got  from 
you  over  a  year  ago.  We  had  some  ver.v 
cold  weather  last  winter  but  were  kept 
very  comfortable  in  our  new  homes. 
They  were  very  easy  to  keep  warm.  We 
are  still  improvins  our  homes  and  when 
we  get  them  up  to  our  ideas  we  will 
send  you  good  pictures  of  them. 

H.    W.    SANDERS. 


Indiana. 
We  are  glad  to  recommend  you  to 
others,  as  we  are  so  well  satisfied  with 
our  house  and  all  our  dealings  with  yoH. 
We  have  had  so  many  to  admire  our 
little  cottage  the  "Chester"  and  are  very 
proud  of  it.  All  the  material  was 
"No.  1,"  every  piece  fitted  well  and 
saved  carpenters  bills. 

ORUS  J.  WHITE. 


Pennsylvania. 
1  think  the  Aladdin  Keadi-cut  system 
is  the  only  way  to  build  a  house,  be- 
cause you  save  a  lot  on  both  labor  and 
lumber.  I  saved  at  least  $500.00  on  my 
house.  People  came  to  see  it  from  a 
distance  of  60  miles  and  all  liked  it 
very  much.  I  am  always  glad  to  show- 
it  to  anyone  as   I  am   proud  of  it. 

CLAYTON   W.    FARBER. 


Ohio. 
We  surely  are  pleased  with  our 
Maples  Bungalow  and  cannot  say 
enough  to  praise  it.  Everything  fit  fine 
and  am  pleased  to  sav  I  saved  between 
.$C00.00  and  $700.00  in  building  by  the 
readi-cut    method.  FRED   WENT. 


Ohio. 
The  material  in  my  Wlnthrop  was 
just  as  represented  and  1  am  well 
pleased  with  it  in  ever.y  way.  I  have 
considered  neither  time  nor  workman- 
ship on  it  and  it  lias  gone  together  per- 
fectly. The  painter  told  me  that  he 
found  the  .ioints  more  perfect  in  this 
house  than  any  he  has  ever  worked  on 
and  he  has  painted  some  of  the  hii;hest 
priced  ones  in  this  city.  I  assure  you 
that  anyone  who  wishes  to  see  it  will 
be  allowed  that  privilege.  I  estimate 
that  I  saved  more  than  -S.SOO.OO  on  my 
home.       Ynnrs  truly,    H.  W.  SIEFER. 


Oklahoma. 

I  am  more  than  pleased  with  my 
"Plymouth"  bungalow.  The  carpenters 
didn't  use  a  saw  in  putting  up  the 
frame  and  everything  went  together 
perfectly.  It  is  an  ideal  little  home— not 
only  a  house.  Everyone  who  has  seen 
it  praises  the  beautiful  finishing  lumber. 

We  only  had  the  pleasure  of  living  in 
our  Aladdin  three  months  wlien  I  was 
called  to  this  city  where  I  am  teaching. 
I  hojje  in  the  ne.xt  few  years  I  can  build 
another  Aladdin.  There's  a  pleasure  or 
pride  which  accompanies  the  Aladdin 
home  that  we  cannot  get  awav  from. 
I  figure  I  saved  $600.00  by  building  bv 
this  method.  THOS.  R.  STEMEN. 


Massachusetts. 
I  have  found  everything  in  all  my 
dealings  with  you  just  as  represented 
and  1  also  know  for  a  fact  that  on  the 
lumber  l)ill  alone  1  saved  easily  $500.00. 
All  the  lumber  was  there  and  had  plenty 
of  everything.  I  shall  take  great  pleas- 
ure in  showing  my  bungalow,  the  "Bur- 
bank"  to  others  and  feel  ready  to 
recommend   you  to  all. 

GEO.    S.    HARDY. 


Maryland. 
M.v  Edison  is  completed  and  to  say 
that  I  am  pleased  is  putting  it  very 
mild  indeed.  My  house  is  built  upon  a 
knoll  and  raised  three  feet  above 
ground.  The  picture  in  the  catalog  en- 
tirely fails  to  do  it  justice.  During  its 
construction  it  was  visited  and  watched 
b.v  scores  of  people  and  was  fairly 
commented  upon  by  our  local  newspaper 
on  two  occasions  as  to  its  appearance 
and  the  material  entering  into  Its  con- 
struction. "Edison"  is  the  password 
and  all  is  well. 

PATRICK   REEDY. 

Pennsylvania. 
We  believe  our  "Marsden"  is  second 
to  none;  are  more  than  satisfied  both 
with  the  house  and  your  Golden  Rule 
business  methods.  We  wish  you  in- 
creasing prosperity.  If  we  were  to  build 
again,  we  would  surely  have  another 
Aladdin.  J.   A.    McHT'GH. 

Pennsylvania. 
My  experience  in  building  my  Roch- 
ester has  l)een  very  beneficial  to  me,  not 
onl.v  from  a  financial  viewpoint,  but 
from  a  practical  side,  as  I  have  followed 
the  mode  of  construction  from  founda- 
tion up,  and  tried  to  find  the  weak 
points  with  the  result  that  I  can  truly 
sa.v  that  neither  my  carpenters  or  my- 
self can  say  today  that  there  are  any. 
The  entire  transaction  was  completed  in 
a  pleasant  businesslike  wa.v  and  I  feel 
assured  we  are  mutually  benefited  by 
same.  Your  method  of  dealing  witli  a 
customer  makes  it  impossible  to  be  any- 
thing else  than  genuine  boosters  tor 
Aladdin.  T.   .1.    McDKTtMOTT. 


indiana. 
I  have  just  finished  building  one  of 
your  Readi-cut  houses,  the  Stanhope, 
and  want  to  express  my  gratitude  to 
you  for  making  it  possible  for  a  poor 
man  to  have  a  home.  Having  made  a 
personal  investigation  and  inspection  of 
the  Readi-cut  houses  of  the  largest 
mall  orders  in  the  world,  I  am  satisfied 
that  the  Aladdin  Readi-cut  material  is 
far  superior  to  theirs  and  the  prices 
the   most    reasonable. 

Rev.  C.  C.  CRIPE. 


ORDER  TO 

THE  ALADDIN  COMPANY 

BAY  CITY,  MICHIGAN 


Your  money  will  be  instantly  returned  if  what  you  purchase  from  us 
is  not  found  to  be  entirely  satisfactory  in  every  particular  and  exactly 
as  represented.     Safe  arrival  of  all  material  is  guaranteed. 

President 
THE  ALADDIN  CO. 


The  following  order  is  placed  under  the  absolute  guarantee  of  complete  satisfaction  to 
purchaser,  which  is  printed  above. 


INSTRUCTIONS  FOR 
SHIPPING  MY  HOUSE 


Ship    to_ 
Street 


Date- 


County_ 
Via 


Town. 
_State-^ 


.R.  R.  Is  there  a  Freight  Agent  there?. 


ORDERED  BY 

Street__ 

County 


Town. 
_  State. 


Enclosed  please  find  $. 


-for  which  ship  me  at  once 


Style  of  House. 


Shown  on  Catalog  Page_ 


SIDING  OR 


SHINGLES  For  Outside  Walls - 


LATH  AND  PLASTER 


LAIH    AINU    h'LASItK     c*  I         "J       \T/     11 

OR  PLASTER  BOARD  Tor  Inside  Walls. 


SHINGLES  OR 


ROOFING  ror  Koot. 


What  Kind  of  a  Foundation  will  you  Use?- 


Color  Paint  or  Stain  for  Side  Walls. 

Color   Porch  Floor 

Inside    Finish 


.Trim- 


33 ay  eUi/.  Mckean 
Q^Iaddin  Sown 


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Ever>'  house  shown  in  the  Aladdin  catalog  is  erected  in  Bay  City  with  two  or  three  exceptions. 
This  includes  all  of  the  largest,  The  Villa,  The  Brentwood,  The  Colonial  and  The  Lamberton. 

You  will   find  whole  streets  of  Aladdin  Houses,   whole  subdivisions   on  which  only   Aladdin 
Houses  are  erected. 

Bay  City  is  truly  called  Aladdin  Town,  and  Bay  City  people  seem  very  proud  of  it. 

A I  A'^^x*    interesting   trip   could    be   arranged   visiting   the    Aladdin   Mills    and    inspecting   the 
Aladdin  Homes  m  Bay   City. 


here. 


Anyone  planning  on  coming  to  Bay  City  or  vicinity  is  earnestly  invited  to  call  on  us  while 


THE   ALADDIN   COMPANY. 


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ORGANIZED  lee 


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IUrC>'rv;>iic&  Dec.  1,  1917 


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To  Aladdin   Customers: 

We  are  pleased  to   testify  to  our  confi- 
dence in   the  Aladdin  Company,   and  to  asauxe  you 
that  any  oonfldenoe  you  extend  them  will  be 
honorably  treated. 

The  men  behind  this  organization,   who 
are  perfectly   responsible  financially  and  other- 
wise,  are  all   personally  known  to   ua,   as   is   their 
integrity  and  upright  business  policy. 

Thie  ccinpany  originated,   perfected  and 
eetablished  the   rfeadl-Cut   eysteir  of  Construction, 
and  is   the  pioneer  as  well   as  the  largest  manufact- 
urer of  houses   that  we  know  of . 

You  may  have  full   confidence  that   the  rep- 
reeentatlona  of   this  company  will  be  fully  lived 
up   to  . 


-^JJOI^^H 


I  N  D 

Additions    104-105 

Aladdin   Cities 14 

Built-in    Fixtures 106-107-108 

Barns    114-115 

Brentwood   29 

Boulevard    30 

Burbank    43-44 

Carolina     45 

Charleston     46-4T 

Colonial   72-73 

Chester   94 

Cadillac    96 

Doors     101 

Dept.   of  Service 66-67 

Duplex    Houses 82-83 

Duplex    , 82 

Devon    83 

Detroit   91-92 

Dresden    95 

Everette    15 

Eleanor     36 

Erie     61 

Edison    97 

Franklin     25 

Florence  69 

Finley     81 

Garages    112-113 

Georgia     56-57 

Gretna    65 

Herford    58-59 

Hudson  62-63 

Introductory    Pages 2-14 

Industrial  Housing 14 

Interiors     60-68-88 

Kentucky     38-39 

Lamberton     50-51 

INDEX     OF 

Additions     104-105 

Aladdin   Cities 14 

Aladdin     Selling    Principle. ...        3 
Aladdin    System   of   Con- 
struction             3 

Arches     106 

Barns   114-115 

Bathroom   Fixtures 116 

Built-in    Fixtures 106-107-108 

Chimneys    (see  Masonry) 9 

Comparison    with    Steel 

Construction    C 

D^artment   of   Service 66-67 

Doors    101 

Electric    Light   Fixtures 116 

Foundation     Plans   (see 
Masonry)    9 


E  X 

Leota     54 

Lock    Sets 101 

Merchandise    116 

Michigan   34-35 

Maples    37 

Merrill    53 

Marsden     79-80 

New   Eden 21 

Pasadena  19-20 

Plaza  31 

Pomona    32-33 

Princeton   64 

Plymouth   93 

Raymond    28 

Rodney    52 

Richmond    84-85 

Rochester  86-S7 

Roseland    89-90 

Sheridan    100 

Summer  Cottages 109-110-111 

Stanhope    40-41-42 

Slieffleld     48-49 

Selwyn    61 

Sunshine    71 

Strathmore    74-75 

Shadow   Lawn 98-99 

Standard   22-23 

Thelma  55 

Tucson    76 

Two-Apartment    Houses 82-83 

Virginia   102-103 

Venus     17-18 

Villa     26-27 

Warren   16 

Wiliard     24 

Winthrop     ' 77-78 

Yale    70 

SUBJECTS 

Freight     8 

Furnaces    116 

Furniture     116 

Garages    112-113 

Industrial  Housing 14 

Interiors     60-68-88 

Interior  Finish 9 

Lath   and  Plaster 9 

Lumber    7-8 

Masonry   9 

Materials    Used 2 

Merchandise    116 

Plaster    Board 9 

Reversing    Floor    Plans 2 

Summer    Cottages 109-110-111 

Terms    2 

Waste     4-5-8 


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